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AI is untrustworthy and shouldn't be used
I have management talking about copilot usage rates and I hear people casually refer to "what ChatGPT told them" in conversation
The other day on Reddit someone was saying they just fact checked something with ChatGPT.
You can ask ChatGPT to provide sources you know.
The sources are bullshit https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_zfN9wnPvU0
Yea it has made shit up sometimes. But you can use your brain and check the sources .. ? ChatGPT is just a more precise Google. You still have to check it yourself and use your head.
So you didn't watch the video then, got it. I guess you can ask ChatGPT to summarize the transcript for you ๐
I've found it very useful as a tool to gather references from talks that don't cite claims...
It's like a super search for context. I would never use a LLM to provide logic or reason, and sadly I think many people do.
Yeah. If ur dummy.