For 100 years we’ve had machines that can do math
Then we made a new kind of machine that can do words
and now we’re complaining it can’t do math?
Sounds a lot like you are judging a fish by its ability to climb trees.
For 100 years we’ve had machines that can do math
Then we made a new kind of machine that can do words
and now we’re complaining it can’t do math?
Sounds a lot like you are judging a fish by its ability to climb trees.
People will always nitpick until we have perfection, just as we did (and still do) with math machines.
Even I swallowed one despite actively looking for incorrect statements and posting its responses to friends in a discussion about its capabilities (my friends also swallowed it). It said something so mundanely plausible it didn't even occur to me to look it up until the next day, at which point I found it was a complete fabrication.
Even OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, says [1] people shouldn't be relying on it for factual queries.
It may come to be useful, but currently it's borderline dangerous.
[1] https://twitter.com/sama/status/1601731295792414720?ref_src=...