the article recognizes a potential divide between those who pay for the gpt-4 model or not. personally using either is not worth the trade off, but i did see fr

the article recognizes a potential divide between those who pay for the gpt-4 model or not. personally using either is not worth the trade off, but i did see from my own experiences the impact of having the right things can have on your work ethic. when i changed schools and realized that students scored more because they have access to past exams and they would rather practice them then study the material. in a competitive environment, it nudged me to also adapt to this strategy rather than learning the concepts the intended way. regarding hallucinations, i wonder how much critical thinking would matter. back when students referred to wikipedia or random search results for an essay, a fair bit of them just take the material for its word.