> ChatGPT gets confused and fabricates stuff as much as a person speaking whatever comes to their mind. Which is useless for the same reason you wouldn't "lear

> ChatGPT gets confused and fabricates stuff as much as a person speaking whatever comes to their mind. Which is useless for the same reason you wouldn't "learn" from a friend that says "I just watched a pig fly!" > But at the very least, it's not lying to you intentionally. It's in fact worse that way. If someone lies with intent then they can at least admit it when I challenge their rhetoric. If ChatGPT can't lie intentionally, how is it supposed to know when it's deliberately telling the truth?