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> Do you really trust what it says? "Really trust"? Nope. But I think it gives me a good ballpark estimate and ways to check if that estimate is about right
by mpweiher 1y ago
> Do you really trust what it says?
"Really trust"? Nope. But I think it gives me a good ballpark estimate and ways to check if that estimate is about right or not.
Checking the answer is quicker and potentially less error-prone than compiling the answer.
- Epa095 1y agoOk, so did you verify the 500 billion? If so, then that's really the relevant part for me. But then I trust you, not Chatgpt.
- rad_gruchalski 1y agoWhere did you take the 500 billion figure from?
- Epa095 1y agoIt's from the chatgpt quote my comment was an comment to: "[...] in 2023 was approximately €505 billion"
- rad_gruchalski 1y agoThanks.
- subscribed 1y agoUnless you verify the ballpark figure you shouldn't really use it in the conversation. Chatgpt is a glorified autocomplete. Don't share it's output unverified like that was some sort of an oracle. If you really HAVE TO resort to "AI", at least use Perplexity.