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Yup. I could tell immediately from using it that i would use it for so many things if it was more correct. Or at the very least, less confidently incorrect. I f
by unshavedyak 4y ago
Yup. I could tell immediately from using it that i would use it for so many things if it was more correct. Or at the very least, less confidently incorrect. I found it to be an amazing learning assistant. It explained things in depth, and let me dive into basically any topic. I was floored with the amount of freedom i felt with it.
Of course, i mostly tested it on things i already knew in depth. So i caught many areas it got subtly wrong. If it could either reduce this error rate or improve understanding of it's own knowledge bounds.. boy, i would use that every day.
It didn't feel alive.. it felt like a calculator, but the best calculator i've ever seen. I was and am immensely excited for the v2 or v3. Also a little afraid.
- Terretta 4y agoYou're using it right. The poster above doesn't like Magic 8 Ball. So how about "abacus"? An accountant with an abacus is better at accounting than one without, but the abacus has no idea what accounting or math are, it can't even count. This thing is a remarkable abacus for information from The Pile. https://arxiv.org/abs/2101.00027 https://arxiv.org/abs/2101.00027