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My wife (a physician) asked it multiple medical questions and the majority of the time they were dangerously wrong, but looked perfectly fine to me. I asked it
by sarchertech 4y ago
My wife (a physician) asked it multiple medical questions and the majority of the time they were dangerously wrong, but looked perfectly fine to me.
I asked it a series of questions about my area of expertise and they were wrong but looked perfectly fine to my wife.
It even confidently “solved” the 2 generals problem with a solution that looks completely plausible if you don’t already know that it won’t work.
- wespiser_2018 4y agoThis was my experience when I asked it questions about database or distributed systems. I wouldn't consider my an expert in these fields, but I do have more than a passing interest in them. All the answers looked good, used several of the correct terms, and one even referenced the project I worked on, but they just contained flat out wrong information. You reach a point, where when you ask a ML model to generate text given the internet as a corpus, where there just isn't enough text to make something that is both true and convincing. In niche fields, this is just where we are at.