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by cj
1122 days ago
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If I were still able to edit my original comment, I would add a note at the bottom that says to take the experience as a casual person downloading an AI app after hearing about it on the news. Such as a lawyer who’s not particularly tech savvy. The main point is it’s irresponsible to trust LLM output for any critical/important purpose because it’s not perfect. But too many first time users think it is perfect and trustworthy at face value, when it’s not. I don’t actually know the version since I was interacting via an unofficial iOS app using some LLM under the hood. It may not have even been ChatGPT. |
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