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It lies like crazy on surprising things. Database parameters for an enterprise provider, for example, I've seen hallucination in 5% of cases. That's _bad_ when
by tomrod 3y ago
It lies like crazy on surprising things. Database parameters for an enterprise provider, for example, I've seen hallucination in 5% of cases. That's _bad_ when its taken as authoritative.
- bentcorner 3y agoI like that you can get results quickly and it solves the "I don't know what I'm looking for" problem. I'm learning typescript and ran into a weird typescript construct the other day, I threw it into chatgpt and asked "what is this" and it explained it to me. I'm not entirely sure if pasting in a bunch of braces and parentheses into google would find me the same result.
- tomrod 3y agoDon't get me wrong, thats a great use case!
- krainboltgreene 3y agoNone of the results are surprising if you simply read what OpenAI writes about their own machine. It's an autocomplete engine.
- CatWChainsaw 3y agoAn autocomplete engine with "sparks of AGI", because gotta get that sweet sweet VC money and market it as the Next Big Thing.