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> But it has never helped mere mortals all that much to navigate the maze that is academic publishing, reputable journalism, SEO SPAM and outright manipulation.
by wepple 4y ago
> But it has never helped mere mortals all that much to navigate the maze that is academic publishing, reputable journalism, SEO SPAM and outright manipulation.
You’re far more confident than I am that a language model is going to solve this. I’m concerned that all it will do is provide an air of authenticity to these wrong answers.
- Nathanba 4y agoThe danger I see is that people will give a lot of confidence to some rare, yet terrible answers and they'll never learn to double check the info because "eh, it's not going to be wrong this time, it was right the last 254 times I asked it something". On the other hand, I suppose there is no solution to people simply refusing to be truth seekers. Many people never used the internet as it exists today to deeply research information and they won't use ChatGPT for it either.