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> I have to push back really hard against this stuff Based on ChatGPT's answers, OpenAI think you should be saying thanks to it, because it helps you have a mo
by RheingoldRiver 3y ago
> I have to push back really hard against this stuff
Based on ChatGPT's answers, OpenAI think you should be saying thanks to it, because it helps you have a more natural conversation, which encourages you as the user to send more natural/productive prompts when asking real questions.
As for asking it dumb questions, how often do you use Google as a spellcheck? I wouldn't consider this any different.
- suzzer99 3y agoBut google doesn't talk to me as if it was human. And you know what, I will start saying thanks and keep doing it. It makes me feel better.
- pbhjpbhj 3y ago>how often do you use Google as a spellcheck? // When Word tells me a word is wrong, but I'm almost certain it's right, and it turns out not to be in the Microsoft dictionary somehow. I mean, I have an extensive vocabulary, but not more extensive than a decent British-English dictionary.
- Lord-Jobo 3y agoI've had both Word and Google services fuck up pretty common words or spellings. Just completely unaware of them. Google specifically will miss a ton of words when using Gboard, but if you go to Docs it will know the word. How in the world are they not using the same dictionaries.
- tstrimple 3y agoSpell check is crazy inconsistent and poorly implemented. I'm constantly running across words the browser says is misspelled but isn't. I know you can replace the built in spell check with a better dictionary, but trying to keep that in sync across all my devices just keeps me going back to Google as spellcheck.