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by alchemist1e9
1225 days ago
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When I read this I feel people must be using it in the wrong way. I use it all the time to quickly solve tech problems I mostly know something about, however it’s so smart it regularly takes 1-2 hour problems for me and turns them into 10 mins ones. That is definitely not dumb from my perspective, but obviously it’s also not smart in it will give me profound understanding of something, but ok whatever, it’s still a massive productivity booster for many problem. When you call it dumb, what do you mean? Can you give some examples? Please don’t give computational examples we all already understand it does inference and doesn’t have floating point computational capabilities or reasoning, and so many give such examples for some silly reason. |
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I use it quite frequently too, mostly for solving coding problems, but at the end of the day it's just regurgitating information that it read online.
If we took an adversarial approach and deliberately tried to feed it false information, it would have no way of knowing what's bullshit and what's legit, in the way that a human could figure out.
A lot of people who've never used ChatGPT make the mistake of thinking it has symbolic reasoning like a human does, because its language output is human too.