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I give a prompt I get an answer. I give keywords I get a list of results. Search Engine results were never guaranteed to be 'right' just relevant to the user
by s_dev 4y ago
I give a prompt I get an answer.
I give keywords I get a list of results.
Search Engine results were never guaranteed to be 'right' just relevant to the user to used the keywords. I'm not sure why ChatGPT has to have a 'higher bar' than Google but in either case a human was always needed to interpret the final output.
It's just super convenient and a LOT of people are missing this. ChatGPT is the first ever chatbot that 'doesn't suck' and that's massive progress however others wish to slice it or measure it.
- irthomasthomas 4y agoIt needs a higher bar commensurate to the cocaine-confidence it has been trained to portray. If it doesn't know the answer, it just dreams up something and then swears blind it's 100% true. That's problematic. If it could be trained to say no, and to give, say, a confidence score to its answers, then it will be much better.
- 93po 4y agoAgreed with this, and Sam Altman himself says this is the next big milestone for improvement. It needs to stop being confidently incorrect.
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