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I think it depends very much on your use case and what you expect. My girlfriend is a judge, and sometimes we ask ChatGPT about some judicial problem for pure
by metanonsense 3y ago
I think it depends very much on your use case and what you expect.
My girlfriend is a judge, and sometimes we ask ChatGPT about some judicial problem for pure entertainment. To me as a law noob the answers sound absolutely convincing, but she always starts laughing and points out that the cited laws don't exist or the exemplary cases never happened.
I, on the other hand, work as a software developer and use ChatGPT as a discussion partner to get a better understanding of problem and solutions spaces. I don't expect ChatGPT to be correct but gladly take any inspiration or argument and use it to improve my own thinking process. And for this use case, I consider GPT4 absolutely invaluable. It's like a polite, knowledgeable, never busy, untirable colleague that is ready for my questions 24/7.
- spideymans 3y ago> I, on the other hand, work as a software developer and use ChatGPT as a discussion partner to get a better understanding of problem and solutions spaces. I don't expect ChatGPT to be correct but gladly take any inspiration or argument and use it to improve my own thinking process. And for this use case, I consider GPT4 absolutely invaluable. It's like a polite, knowledgeable, never busy, untirable colleague that is ready for my questions 24/7. I often use ChatGPT as a starting point when researching new topics (usually in the software space). In the paragraphs of lies it generates, there are usually a few keywords you can put into Google to find accurate and reliable information.
- cyanydeez 3y agoGoogle is working to eradicate that.
- _nalply 3y agoSame. More than half is bullshit but it's a form of rubber duck debugging and very inspiring to find a solution yourself.