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I often phrase it something along these lines: "They are designed to return grammatically valid sentences, not factually correct sentences. If they return somet
by dotancohen 1y ago
I often phrase it something along these lines: "They are designed to return grammatically valid sentences, not factually correct sentences. If they return something that looks like a fact, either that was in their training data or they made it up to return a grammatically valid sentence. Either way, double check."
Of course, nobody listens anyway.
- UncleOxidant 1y agoI know someone who is the accountant for a smallish company. He mentioned to me that he was using chatGPT like a spreadsheet. I was like, no you definitely don't want to do that.