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Correct, and the root cause is it’s been sold to the public this way.
by coffeefirst 1y ago
Correct, and the root cause is it’s been sold to the public this way.
- lioeters 1y agoMarketing to the consumer instead of informing and educating the user. That makes sense in terms of incentives.
- pizza234 1y agoI think it's a grey area - on one hand, it's been sold as a source of truth, but on the other hand, there's a strong element of confirmation bias and/or simple laziness from users (of course, to varying degrees). A friend of mine states that the market rates for their position are wrong, because ChatGPT gave higher numbers: this is an example on the far end of the spectrum of confirmation bias - it matters little whether it was sold as source of truth or not.