10 - 4.90 = 5.10. Why was another 20 involved?
Edit: I'm guessing the total was 5.10, so you gave 10.20 to get 5.10 back.
In fact, you may not be attuned to US memes, but older adults giving odd combinations of money (i.e. you made the move to reduce, not eliminate coins back) is very much a meme among American fast-food workers (i.e. The bill was $4.60 and he gave me $5.20 because I guess he hates Nickles?)
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How does throwing another 20p into the mix simplify anything? Now they owe you £5.30
LLMs are trained entirely on content produced by people. If people stop developing the skills required to produce well thought out content, the models will stagnate and even decline. They are completely dependent on humans for content input, so the skill of creating it will always be worth something if the language model is worth something.
It’s interesting to me that your implication is “ChatGPT” will give reasonable but wrong answers to things, therefore people will accept those answers. It reminds me quite a bit of “no one will know math because calculators.”
There’s plenty of feedback loops that exist for exactly this problem. Kids submit GPT homework and it’s either correct (rendering the skill the homework was testing worthless), or it’s not, and those kids will be punished with bad grades. If anything it will teach a whole new generation how to analyze semi-unreliable text, in the same way Google taught millennials how to search though disparate sources and synthesize answers.
>the same way that kids and young people these days are completely unable to have a normal sleep schedule.
Conclusions: A lack of empirical evidence for sleep recommendations was universally acknowledged. Inadequate sleep was seen as a consequence of "modern life," associated with technologies of the time. No matter how much sleep children are getting, it has always been assumed that they need more.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22331340/