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Asking facts from a generative AI is folly.
by chx 3y ago
Asking facts from a generative AI is folly.
- wmeddie 3y agoYes, people really need to know that unless you are using the browser plugin, you really shouldn't ask it questions like this. (A good rule of thumb I think is if you can't expect a random person on the street to get the question right without looking it up, you shouldn't expect GPT-4 to get it right either.) Unfortunately for this question, even using the browser plugin it wasn't able to get the answer: https://chat.openai.com/share/6344f09e-4ba0-45c7-b455-7be59d70fe2b https://chat.openai.com/share/6344f09e-4ba0-45c7-b455-7be59d...
- DebtDeflation 3y agoEven worse is all of the "GPT Influencers" and their "Here's what ChatGPT predicts will be the price of Bitcoin/some stock/houses will be this time next year" clickbait. It's a language model, people.
- ziml77 3y agoPlease tell me that you're making this up about there being GPT "influencers".
- pembrook 3y agoHave you been to Twitter in the last 6 months? It's basically a GPT/Midjourney/Stable Diffusion hype generator. Everybody there is now an expert on this topic. And you can be too! Step 1: Tweet fake troll screenshots of GPT output or make corny threads like "90% of people are using AI wrong, here's..." Step 2: Let the "For you" algo take hold Step 3: Profit
- renonce 3y agoIf you bought NVDA stock at ChatGPT launch you would be super rich today. Not what the GPT influencers would tell you, though.