Thomas RidLast week I was a student for five days, five hours per day—with ChatGPT fully integrated into teaching. Here's what we learned, just in time for Spring Term (which starts tomorrow. Class was Malware Analysis, taught by @jags https://alperovitch.sais.jhu.edu/five-days-in-class-with-chatgpt/
Eggcredible@ridt Interesting. It’s weakness is its most human aspect: It doesn’t want to say “I don’t know” and prefers to use out of date information or make up pseudo facts to appear knowledgeable.
notsoloud@RealEggcredible
Well, then it would have to answer EVERY question 'I don't know'. It doesn't 'know' anything. It's not designed to. It's designed to guess the next word in a text. Which is in some cases a reasonable approximation of knowing.
@ridt
Well, then it would have to answer EVERY question 'I don't know'. It doesn't 'know' anything. It's not designed to. It's designed to guess the next word in a text. Which is in some cases a reasonable approximation of knowing.
@ridt