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I'm having to rely on Google at the moment, it's a nightmare. I'm typing in questions and all I'm getting back are links to pages where someone has asked the s
by hanoz 4y ago
I'm having to rely on Google at the moment, it's a nightmare.
I'm typing in questions and all I'm getting back are links to pages where someone has asked the same question, and that's only if someone has actually asked that question and published it, and even then there might not be an actual answer on that page. It's a disaster. How did people live like this?
- cactusplant7374 4y agoHow do you know if the ChatGPT answer is correct without putting it in Google?
- rvnx 4y agoI trust more ChatGPT than the Google top result: Quora
- MuffinFlavored 4y agoHow do you know ChatGPT wasn't trained on the same answer from the web that Google is serving you from their crawler index?
- cactusplant7374 4y ago1) I don't. However, I know that if I can see the answer in a Google result I can interpret the veracity in a way that ChatGPT can't. 2) Training doesn't necessarily mean the correct output that matches the Google result.
- Terretta 4y agoas long as you know you need to interpret veracity, and have a basis for judging, you'll be fine and, LLM probabilities-based constructs are unreasonably effective when you suppress the creativity that you don't need in a Q&A for yourself
- ravenstine 4y agoBefore ChatGPT, I either limited my searches to Reddit.com or just decided life was too short for whatever lame ass fact I was looking up and went outside instead.