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I've replaced almost all my usage of Google Search with ChatGPT. The only reason's I've had to use Google search is to look up current news, and do some fact ch

I've replaced almost all my usage of Google Search with ChatGPT. The only reason's I've had to use Google search is to look up current news, and do some fact checking. In my experience, GPT-4 rarely provides incorrect results. This includes things like asking for recipes, food recommendations, clarifying what food is safe to eat when pregnant, how to drain my dog tricks, translating documents, explaining terminology from finance, understanding different kinds of whiskey, etc.

scarface74 3y ago
Try this simple question with ChatGPT. No need to verify the ages. You will immediately find the problem. “List the presidents of the us in the order of their ages when they were first inaugurated”
lexandstuff 3y ago
This was true for me too, but I'm starting to find the data's cutoff date a problem, and it gets worse every day. I was reminded about it yesterday when it knew nothing about the new programming language Mojo or recent voice conversion algorithms. The eventual winner will have a model that stays up-to-date.
- james-revisoai 3y ago
  It's mentioned in the article, but LoRA or RAG will enable this. Phind is getting awfully close to this point already really. Integrating new knowledge isn't a bottleneck like we know from expert systems, I think it just hasn't been a priority for research and commercial reasons, till recently.
baryphonic 3y ago
I asked ChatGPT to find Indian food in a tourist town. Googling verified that only one of its suggestions was a real place; the other four were hallucinations. It's possible GPT-4 will be better; I haven't been able to test it because I remain on the waitlist. I remain skeptical.
- AntDes 3y ago
  It's still bad.