Re:ChatGPT vs. a Cryptic Crossword
by pbhjpbhj on Tuesday December 06, 2022 @07:46AM
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>There’s only so far you can get by memorizing the textbook. //
If a person does that they know they're memorising a text book, it gets different wait to pyramid marketing schemes, no less sincere in some cases, monologue about how a crystal can cure all your ailments.
Does ChatGPT know to apply [fallacious!] authority to sources, chess.com is a better source than r/anarchychess, but still a game between two novices on chess.com wouldn't be a good training guide, et cetera.
A lot of web content is subtly wrong, that's always the challenge when searching ...
Now, 90% sounds pretty good compared to humans ... ?! (Not sure if I'm being sarcastic there or not!)
If a person does that they know they're memorising a text book, it gets different wait to pyramid marketing schemes, no less sincere in some cases, monologue about how a crystal can cure all your ailments.
Does ChatGPT know to apply [fallacious!] authority to sources, chess.com is a better source than r/anarchychess, but still a game between two novices on chess.com wouldn't be a good training guide, et cetera.
A lot of web content is subtly wrong, that's always the challenge when searching ...
Now, 90% sounds pretty good compared to humans ... ?! (Not sure if I'm being sarcastic there or not!)