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What part you don't think is true? Help engineers understand taxes: it is pretty much part of the GPT-4 demo. You can copy the tax code in it and ask questions
by it_citizen 4y ago
What part you don't think is true?
Help engineers understand taxes: it is pretty much part of the GPT-4 demo. You can copy the tax code in it and ask questions about it. As a matter of facts, it helped me with some taxes questions I had this year, although it was ChatGPT and I didn't paste the tax document in it.
Translate some tax rules into code? I did something similar last week for a complex billing project I am working on. It didn't give me the best variable names and made up a few some functions but the formulas were correct and I reused a good chunk of it.
Fixing the logic of the code it just wrote? I think there are enough examples of that on Twitter.
- justinclift 4y ago> You can copy the tax code in it and ask questions about it. Doesn't it still have problems with outright hallucinating a bunch of crap? If so, the dangers of using something flaky/unreliable for potentially life changing decisions...
- it_citizen 4y agoI use it a fairly amount and it does indeed hallucinate things here and there. I know not to take things at face value. But whenever I have to deal with a complex question such as taxes, I often find it very useful to break down a problem, rephrase and provide context around my question and offer different leads to follow or cross reference. I see it as GPT spiting out a skeleton of an answer onto which I can attach some meat. It is very useful when I don't really know the domain and therefore how to attack a problem.
- Zetice 4y agoWhat part of what you just wrote couldn’t we do before, with human labor and/or existing tools?