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I agree with another chatter in this thread about the issue being OpenAI advertising what ChatGPT actually does. I'm as anti-AI-hype as they come, but a lot of
by TobyTheDog123 4y ago
I agree with another chatter in this thread about the issue being OpenAI advertising what ChatGPT actually does.
I'm as anti-AI-hype as they come, but a lot of these articles seem to stem from peoples' expectations about ChatGPT results, namely that it tells the truth all the time.
Of course it doesn't - and it never will. There will always need to be a human to verify what its saying is actually true, and it's why most AI tools will never be anything more than an assistant to a human operator.
People believing it at face value will simply allow for the next generation of the fake news we've all come to know and love.
- djaouen 4y agoWow, reason? In my HN? It’s more likely than you think!
- stubish 4y agoWhy do you think people expect ChatGPT will tell the truth? Because people need a tool that tells them the truth. If that expectation changes, then ChatGPT becomes useless to many people because it doesn't do what they need it to. And those people certainly won't pay for a tool that doesn't do what they need. An answerbot that might hallucinate an answer is less useful than a search engine, because it is harder to fact check or judge a source. Or using one for customer service tasks; how do you supervise its responses, or just let it run wild potentially damaging your brand and landing you in legal trouble?