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Setting aside intentional liars, there is a chance that you can demonstrate to someone why they are misinformed. If someone was as consistently wrong as chatgt
by zdragnar 4y ago
Setting aside intentional liars, there is a chance that you can demonstrate to someone why they are misinformed.
If someone was as consistently wrong as chatgtp is, you quickly learn to ignore them and move on with your life.
We haven't yet moved on from the novelty of a machine which bullshits with the confidence of a professional hustler. Like a codependent partner, we think we can fix them if only we stay with it (based on how many people celebrate it as the thing that will kill Google search, school essays, etc).
- falcor84 4y ago>If someone was as consistently wrong as chatgtp is, you quickly learn to ignore them and move on with your life. From my experience, unless I intentionally try to break it, it's almost entirely accurate about 99% of the time. If I were to start closing myself off from everyone who's occasionally wrong and isn't willing to become more skeptical, I'll first need to drop several friends and family members before dropping ChatGPT.