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I don't know, it's more then this. I ask ChatGPT to teach me all about Hinduism, the siva purana, ancient indian customs, etc., and it is an incredible tutor. I
by joeythedolphin 3y ago
I don't know, it's more then this. I ask ChatGPT to teach me all about Hinduism, the siva purana, ancient indian customs, etc., and it is an incredible tutor. I can ask it to analyze things from a Jungian perspective. I can ask it to consider ideas from a non-typical perspective, etc. It is pretty incredible, it is more then a word gargler.
- nottorp 3y ago"teach you all". So you don't know enough to evaluate the answers. Or where to find the original sources it quoted or mixed.
- throwuwu 3y agoOriginal sources aren’t necessarily infallible either, but that’s beside the point, asking ChatGPT needs to be viewed as asking a person to recount something from memory. It hasn’t been reviewed or edited so it’s like a first draft rather than a published document. That’s the error that people tend to make since they treat it like a search engine instead of a conversation.
- nottorp 3y ago> they treat it like a search engine instead of a conversation. That's because web searches are so polluted that for a lot of purposes even ChatGPT 3.5 is better.
- joeythedolphin 3y agoUm yes I do? Lol why do you just assume this?
- EchoChamberMan 3y agoIt is, unquestionably, from the math, a "word gargler" as you put it. https://xkcd.com/1838/ https://xkcd.com/1838/
- joeythedolphin 3y agoNo it's a digital neural network expressing it's inputs and outputs in language.
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- EchoChamberMan 3y agoIf you trust the words that machine strings together, you're making dangerous assumptions - look at the lawyers getting busted for submitting fake cases. These things are literally designed to sound plausible as the primary concern - facts aren't really a thing.