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How do you know it isn't hallucinating? My experience of AI is that it can be very convincing and produce information that "looks right".
by verbify 1y ago
How do you know it isn't hallucinating? My experience of AI is that it can be very convincing and produce information that "looks right".
- AlexCoventry 1y agoI mostly use it in fields where its claims are easily verifiable.
- aprilthird2021 1y agoSo then it's no different from reading a Wikipedia page about a topic? I mean, if you only use it to teach you stuff you can verify, then couldn't you skip one step in this process?
- AlexCoventry 1y agoI learned Stochastic Differential Equations this way, for instance. I wasn't going to learn that so quickly from Wikipedia. https://chatgpt.com/share/6834ed85-4dac-800e-b940-3b9a5f13d687 https://chatgpt.com/share/6834ed85-4dac-800e-b940-3b9a5f13d6...
- aprilthird2021 1y agoIt's definitely more involved than the Wikipedia article. How do you confirm what it's saying is true?
- AlexCoventry 1y agoI just keep asking it questions until I hit a level of detail I can verify with my own mathematical understanding.
- aprilthird2021 1y agoAh okay, so it's used to summarize data about a topic in a field you understand well
- AlexCoventry 1y agoI guess, a summary which precisely targets what I need to be made explicit, to the extent I understand that.