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The line here is going to blur so quickly that this is a meaningless statement. Google doc autocompletion and Grammarly already push that way, but the autocomp

The line here is going to blur so quickly that this is a meaningless statement. Google doc autocompletion and Grammarly already push that way, but the autocomplete is going to get more and more comprehensive and opinionated. Citations are going to be recommended automatically. I mean fine, say someone is in charge, but "no AI here" is nonsense.

halgir 3y ago
> Citations are going to be recommended automatically. I'm sure many of us remember writing assignments, and at the very end hastily finding citations that support what we wrote (No one? Yeah me neither). That could now all be automated. Just asked chatGPT to find three academic citations supporting the statement that video games cause violence, and I verified that the articles are real: https://chat.openai.com/share/30660d38-fae7-4aa1-97cc-c14ffd9732b5 https://chat.openai.com/share/30660d38-fae7-4aa1-97cc-c14ffd...
- kccqzy 3y ago
  Did you even read what ChatGPT gave you? The second article is real but it doesn't support the statement that video games cause violence. ChatGPT even said so itself. The third article is also real but off topic and neither supports nor refutes your thesis. This is exactly the kind of worry several other commenters on this thread have talked about. Human verifiers might not be enough because we aren't used to verifying the work of AI that is wrong in a very different way that human assistants could be wrong.