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Seriously? Shouldn’t the SO example be very obvious? If you submit an answer yourself and it’s wrong, if someone begins the process of critiquing it or editing
by sfpotter 4y ago
Seriously? Shouldn’t the SO example be very obvious?
If you submit an answer yourself and it’s wrong, if someone begins the process of critiquing it or editing it, they can engage in a dialogue with you in order to make this happen. You can explain how you came up with your answer, and they can help you debug your thinking. Seeing this process unfold over a couple comments is often one of the most enlightening things on SO.
How is this supposed to happen if you submit a ChatGPT answer which you have just accepted on blind faith and maybe don’t even understand?