Anonymous #1 11w

Ppl kill themselves over AI. Talk about a net negative.

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Anonymous OP 11w

If someone is killing themself because of an AI they probably have a lot else going on that AI can’t be blamed for. If you’re talking about AI porn there’s a reason the “take it down” law was passed and I agree that’s a major issue with AI

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Anonymous OP 11w

*extremely loud incorrect buzzer sound*

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Anonymous #1 11w

AI doesn't always know how to interpret the information accurately. I've used ChatGPT and OpenAI to summarize research papers and it often gets parts wrong when I proofread it. Sometimes it cites nonexistent studies and names researchers that aren't real people.

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Anonymous yellow_socks67 11w

I actually just don’t believe you. I use ChatGPT for work all the time to analyze documents, power points, and pdf flyers and it hasn’t done me wrong yet. That’s not to say it’s PERFECT but analyzing text and language is literally what it’s built to do. The alternative is either read all 900 pages yourself (the best but least realistic option) or just trust the politicians and media when they tell you what it says (the bad option)

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Anonymous #2 11w

I wholeheartedly disagree with you. I have attempted to use large language models for scientific papers and it just doesn't work. I'm sure it's accurate for mostly text-based analysis but I've found that it struggles with statistical data. That was from my experience back when GPT was still 3.3, though, I'm a total luddite when it comes to AI now.

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Anonymous yellow_socks67 11w

Ahhhhh see my work pays for ChatGPT premium so I get to use 4.5 and 4.0-mini which work super well for data analysis and deep research. I’ve found they do a pretty good job with analyzing large volumes of data whether it’s text or otherwise. Idk I just try to do my best with the tools I have.

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Anonymous #2 11w

Don't ask it anything pertaining to bolt sizes on cars though

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