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It's time to ask similar questions about many other areas. If ChatGPT can write it by extrapolating from a smallish input, then by definition everything it adde
by stevage 3y ago
It's time to ask similar questions about many other areas. If ChatGPT can write it by extrapolating from a smallish input, then by definition everything it added is superfluous.
Grant applications are a relatively publicly visible example of this, but there will be dozens of others. Reports of all kinds, especially ones required by contract that no one wants to write, and no one wants to read.
- quantified 3y agoNot necessarily superfluous. It does sort of approach an ideal of picking an application template from a MadLibs catalog and specifying the words for the blanks. I assume something like that goes on anyway, not every doc would be typed from scratch but pasted from a catalog of snippets. However, I expect that attorneys and accountants want the full explication on record. ML will also take on the task of reading these documents, so you won't have to if you don't want to.
- stevage 3y agoBut it's superfluous for the task of assessing the application. In the same way as the existing text on a form is ignored by the person processing it.