Agreed! That's why Edmigo is backed by content we hand-crafted

I tried learning PyTorch with ChatGPT and it's not so bad. It explains certain topics and provides examples. And if you run it side-by-side with a Python shell and type examples yourself you can see yourself if it hallucinates or not.

I've done the same, and it's decent, but in ML having the minor bugs that chatGPT introduces was awful for me to debug. Like, it doesn't fail catastrophically, but it just gave me really bad models. I basically got poor performance at the end for all of my models and didn't learn enough from it to debug the issues. At the end of the day, pytorch was way simpler to just learn. Have you gotten good results in some models using chat gpt with pytorch?