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The mistakes it makes are not "minor issues". I suspect that the mistakes are the rule, not the exception. The reason this isn't obvious at first is that the ra
by reso 4y ago
The mistakes it makes are not "minor issues". I suspect that the mistakes are the rule, not the exception. The reason this isn't obvious at first is that the range of questions humans are likely to ask it is relatively constrained, and most are similar to questions that have been asked and answered in its training corpus, which is enormous.
I asked it to describe myself recently, by my name and country of residence, and it replied with the correct occupation (founder), and then completely hallucinated a company I have never created. The more you ask it minute tidbits of information, the more it falls over into a bullshitting state.