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ChatGPT comments are nothing to be afraid of. They can offer very little insight and no original thought, obviously, because they can't, so people will engage w

ChatGPT comments are nothing to be afraid of. They can offer very little insight and no original thought, obviously, because they can't, so people will engage with them less organically if they're actually reading things and thinking about them. What I do think would suck is if people start accusing one another of posting ChatGPT generated comments. The principle of charity should apply; unless you're certain that shouldn't be happening.

BoorishBears 4y ago
While ChatGPT comments may not offer much in terms of original thought, it's important to remember that they are generated by a machine learning model and should not be held to the same standards as a human's response. It's unfair to accuse someone of posting a ChatGPT generated comment without proof, as doing so can lead to unnecessary conflicts and misunderstandings. It's always best to give others the benefit of the doubt and assume that they are contributing to the conversation in good faith. It's also important to remember that it's okay to disagree with someone or to challenge their ideas, but it should always be done in a respectful manner. - On a more serious note, I've seen some downright jarring comments come out of ChatGPT that honestly give me the impression that original thought isn't as original as I want it to be... My new pasttime is pasting things from here in and seeing the results: https://old.reddit.com/r/AmItheAsshole/ https://old.reddit.com/r/AmItheAsshole/ It managed to call out someone for weaponizing identity politics at one point, that's a level of thought a step above "Showing me google results for what I typed in with extra spice" that GPT3 tended to result in