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I enjoy using the voice mode to learn about subjects when I’m driving.

• 15457345234 3y ago
  Does it tell you the truth, or just stuff that sounds right?
  • da39a3ee 3y ago
    Have you not been using chatGPT for programming questions this year? The implied criticism you're making became out of date when GPT4 was released. Of course, it makes things up when you stretch it, but the utility is no longer in question. What did you think all the fuss has been about?
    • 15457345234 3y ago
      > Have you not been using chatGPT for programming questions this year? No, I'm a fighter pilot in EVE Online.
      • da39a3ee 3y ago
        Ok cool. It's very, very useful. Clearly the biggest technological development in my life, and I grew up before the Internet.
  • psiops 3y ago
    Yes
  • Tycho 3y ago
    Hasn't really been a problem. The way I use it is like "Explain this concept to me." "Give examples from the physical world and every day life." "Elaborate on that last example." "Give some examples from the domain of ___." "Tell me about the history of the concept and why it was necessary to invent it." "How does this concept relate to the concept of ___." So I'm trying to approach what I want to learn from many different angles and build context and intuition. Sort of like talking to a tireless grad student tutor. Errors would become more obvious due to contradiction. I've caught it making some mistakes but they were sort of trivial and I could see the spirit of what it was getting at. Plus, "truth" tends to "click."
  • voittervoid 3y ago
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