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I'm terrified when I see people get a whiff of a problem, and immediately turn to ChatGPT. If you don't even think about the problem, you have a roundabout zero
by fhd2 2y ago
I'm terrified when I see people get a whiff of a problem, and immediately turn to ChatGPT. If you don't even think about the problem, you have a roundabout zero chance of understanding it - and a similar chance of solving it. I run into folks like that very rarely, but when I do, it gives me the creeps.
Then again, I bet some of these people were doing the same with Google in the past, landing on some low quality SEO article that sounds close enough.
Even earlier, I suppose they were asking somebody working for them to figure it out - likely somebody unqualified who babbled together something plausible sounding.
Technology changes, but I'm not sure people do.
- visarga 2y ago> I'm terrified when I see people get a whiff of a problem, and immediately turn to ChatGPT. Not a problem for me, I work on prompt development, I can't ask GPT how to fix its mistakes because it has no clue. Prompting will probably be the last defense of reasoning, the only place where you can't get AI help.