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In fact, the issue with chatGPT is not that it can be wrong but that it writes like its answers are the truth. It’s easy to test by asking it to calculate a sh
by pjerem 4y ago
In fact, the issue with chatGPT is not that it can be wrong but that it writes like its answers are the truth.
It’s easy to test by asking it to calculate a sha1 checksum. Instead of answering that it cannot do that, it just regurgitate some random checksums.
I have no issue with the model being possibly wrong. But writing the answers with aplomb like it’s the truth seems very dangerous.