> But here’s the problem: it will answer them wrong.
There is no way to know that, and even if it ends up being true, blocking openai will likely make the problem worse, e.g. the ai answers will be worse without access to the documentation.
There is no way to know that, and even if it ends up being true, blocking openai will likely make the problem worse, e.g. the ai answers will be worse without access to the documentation.
For example it gave me really wrong info when I requested info on the latest version of nextjs, I asked it if it could double check on their website at url, and it said sorry here's the correct info and all was good. I've never gotten wrong answers I couldn't have it fix assuming it has Internet access.
By saying that GPTx just doesn't know my stuff, it would be easier to tell them to go away.