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Re:Show HN: Stop ChatGPT misinformation with the power of Co... by rapjr9 on Saturday December 24, 2022 @10:58AM (#34117994)
Seems like the solution de jure to problems for both government and business these days is to dump the problem onto the citizens. How about some excellant analysis and creating regulations and laws with money for enforcement to solve these kinds of problems instead? Heck, the regulations and laws are probably already on the books, just use them. Misinformation is not magic, lies should have consequences in some arenas. Speech should remain free in general, including ChatGPT bullshit, but not everywhere. Communications fraud is a crime:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phone_fraud

Social networks are a telecommunications service so profit (including gaining political power) from misinformation should be prosecuted as fraud. If the courts can not figure out what misinformation is, everything is doomed anyway.

Re:Show HN: Stop ChatGPT misinformation with the power of Co... by dinkumthinkum on Saturday December 24, 2022 @11:40AM (#34118446)
But we already have Google …
Re:Show HN: Stop ChatGPT misinformation with the power of Co... by hidelooktropic on Saturday December 24, 2022 @12:31PM (#34118961)
I'm not sure what the pitch of this product is. Get an answer from ChatGPT, post it on this site, see if the community agrees with the answer, has different answers? Why use ChatGPT at all then?
Re:Show HN: Stop ChatGPT misinformation with the power of Co... by rish1_2 on Saturday December 24, 2022 @12:35PM (#34119011)
chatGPT isn't perfect right. But it is good enough to get things done. For the occasional hiccups, this site can help clarify with the power of the community.

That is value proposition.

The secondary proposition to share really good prompts to get really good answers. For example how to get a properly formatted CV for an interview at Microsoft?

Re:Show HN: Stop ChatGPT misinformation with the power of Co... by Raicuparta on Saturday December 24, 2022 @02:04PM (#34119981)
How would you know if you're in "occasional hiccup" territory unless you already know it's wrong?
Re:Show HN: Stop ChatGPT misinformation with the power of Co... by rish1_2 on Saturday December 24, 2022 @02:05PM (#34120003)
If it's really important to you then you can double check else forget. simple. Helps with the grey area and your confidence interval about the answer. All subjective.