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In reply to the discussion: How do you use ChatGPT and others like it in your daily life? [View all]bucolic_frolic
(53,559 posts)37. It's a crutch for the feeble-minded
I don't let it think for me. I don't like its data dump of ideas and sources. I try to use it as little as possible. I don't want shortcuts. But it does help with things like software procedures that are unavailable elsewhere. It does makes things up, hallucinates. It repeats itself, and contradicts itself. If you feed it an idea, it runs with it. I had it convinced that feeding grains of rice down my clogged sink would abrade the clog in no time. It didn't work.
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I've found that for the little things I've listed it's usually accurate. I treat it...
LAS14
Friday
#14
Please don't assume any answers from it or the others are correct. Even on simple things where even the online news
hlthe2b
Friday
#10
So you're fine with it having been trained on stolen intellectual property? You don't care about
highplainsdem
Friday
#28
It's pretty easy to proof the questions I put to it in categories 1 and 2. As for...
LAS14
Friday
#53
Never used Chat GPT. Have used AI to figure out how to prepare a piece of
allegorical oracle
Friday
#22
What should you call it? An illegally trained plagiarism tool that dumbs you down while harming the environment.
highplainsdem
Friday
#25
LLMs like GPT are restricted by "Safety guardrails" so they don't offend anyone. That's the cause of most hallucinations
Hellbound Hellhound
Friday
#31
Of all the reasons given for LLM hallucinations, guardrails have never been mentioned in all the
highplainsdem
Friday
#36
No need to get personal here, mate. My principles are just fine, exactly where they belong.
Hellbound Hellhound
Friday
#43
The AI companies knew they were guilty of IP theft and copyright infringement. There's plenty of
highplainsdem
Friday
#48
Other than a handful of times out of shear curiosity, I haven't touched it.
Tommy Carcetti
Friday
#50