This is the "self-driving cars will obviously be better than human drivers given that they're trained on millions of humans' driving behavior" of chatbots.
In my experience, this is a huge stretch and wishful thinking.
This is the "self-driving cars will obviously be better than human drivers given that they're trained on millions of humans' driving behavior" of chatbots.
In my experience, this is a huge stretch and wishful thinking.
What makes it worse is that it spits out paragraphs confidently, where some of it might be right or close to right, but the rest might be subtly incorrect. Without domain knowledge, you might not pick up on it. Hell, you might even be convinced of the false information based on the arguments for it that the AI writes out.
At least with search engines you can cross reference multiple sources if you aren't confident in your ability to assess the first thing you read.
Like others have said, worry more about every job that primarily interfaces with a computer.
This generation of AI is great when the universe of values can be generalized. When the universe of values is literally the universe, it shows its limitations.