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So almost human then :-)
by DrScientist 3y ago
So almost human then :-)
- jojobas 3y agoWell sort of, it's as if you commissioned help of a human for this or that, and now and then you end up getting medicine-related advise from a homeopathy fan, navigation assistance from a flat-earther, or coding advice from a crack-smoking monkey.
- bamboozled 3y agoI don't pay $20 a month for humans to talk shit to me though. The fact that they do this is a bug not a feature. I'm not going to pay for bullshit which I mostly try avoid?
- DrScientist 3y ago> I don't pay $20 a month for humans to talk shit to me though. No - you probably pay more for your internet access ( home and phone ) ;-) More seriously I totally get your point about accuracy - these models need to be better at detecting and surfacing when they are likely to be filling in the blanks. Though I still think there is an element of 'buyer beware' - whether it be AI, or human provided advice on the internet, it's still your job to be able to spot the bullsh!t. ie it should be treated like any other source of info.
- bamboozled 3y agoNo - you probably pay more for your internet access ( home and phone ) ;-) My company pays for this, so yeah. If they give me ChatGPT-4 for free, I guess I'd have a subscription without any complaints, where I use it often if another story.