I know, all those frusty old grumpyboots who actually want the thing to return factually accurate answers and valid code.
Just be happy with plausible sounding answers people. Sheesh!
Just be happy with plausible sounding answers people. Sheesh!
Regardless, I find it silly to focus on the small flaws when we're witnessing a foundational shift in what kind of problems we can solve.
If i ask it for the dimensions of a product and it gives the wrong figures it should just tell me it doesn't know instead of inventing something.
That's the problem. It doesn't tell you when something is wrong so you can never trust if it's right unless you happen to know the field. That makes it far less useful.
The key is to verify... and that's true for AI and people too, though for sure that's not something people are used to do sadly.