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> and OpenAI for search primarily How is this in practice? Normal GPT is entirely untrustworthy for a lot of it's information. How can you trust it's "search"
by Alupis 2y ago
> and OpenAI for search primarily
How is this in practice? Normal GPT is entirely untrustworthy for a lot of it's information. How can you trust it's "search" results/summaries?
I've said it before, but it's like watching the news about a topic you know a lot about and realizing how wrong they are... yet you continue to believe the same people regarding subjects you know nothing about. GPT feeds you BS, and you have to be knowledgeable about the subject to detect it... yet we blindly trust it's output on subjects we know little about. That's... dangerous.
- toomuchtodo 2y agoI don't rely on GPT output as canonical, I only use it to help surface big rocks I can refine with other engines and find primary sources. It's fancy autocomplete after all, but PageRank was just weighting links in a link web as well.
- Alupis 2y agoI've attempted to use it as a guided learning mechanism - and had some great success, but also it's sent me down some very deep, dark rabbit holes that turned out to be entirely wrong. It frustrates me to no end... and then I go back for more punishment naively believing this time it'll actually be right. With that said, the newer voice interactive version (using the app), I've found to be pretty slick for debating yourself on technical merits of designs/architecture, etc.
- holonsphere 2y agoKeep in mind the whole "easy to read" over any network thing openai had going on early on. Theyve only gotten better at hiding their datamining. Theyre more interested in your mind than your wallet. dont reinforce other peoples' algorithm if they wont be straight up regarding what theyre really doing with it.
- toomuchtodo 2y agoI pay for enterprise, but I’m also fine with them consuming what I provide to improve, for now.