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by EagnaIonat
299 days ago
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> It's quite possible that any one new AI tool is wrong, but it is unlikely all of them are. All can absolutely be wrong at the same time, but the tool isn't the main issue IMHO. Its the user. For simple generic stuff its not an issue, but where you need an expert, it has to be an expert in that field who uses the AI. So you know what is wrong. A good recent example is the OpenAI Academy. Clearly the site content is generated by ChatGPT, and completely misses the point of the areas it claims to be training you in. |
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