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by Karunamon
1226 days ago
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There is a bit right on the chat box above every conversation that says, verbatim, "may occasionally generate incorrect information". Determining truth is not in the wheelhouse of a language learning model and it is not defective for not doing so in the same way a tablesaw is not defective for not driving nails. Adjust your expectations accordingly. |
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The points of this thread are 1) this is a dramatic understatement; ChatGPT's output is not just occasionally incorrect, but usually incorrect in some dimension, and 2) in the absence of any fine-grained confidence value for individual statements, you must pessimistically assume that all statements are incorrect until proven otherwise, which dramatically reduces the utility of the tool compared to how its fanboys portray it as the second coming of Christ.