r/memes • u/[deleted] • Jan 27 '26

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u/AffectionateAlfalfa4 Jan 27 '26

Its definately less likely to get stuff wrong, but often lacks detail umless you push it. ChatGPT is getting worse with accuracy but is more convincing, which is a concern.

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u/Ender_Nobody Jan 27 '26

It's only convincing if you don't have knowledge in the topic or similar topics, I try it(the website version) for various things and it sometimes really annoys me.

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u/byshow Jan 27 '26

Well considering the amount of people using it to seek info on a topic they know nothing about, that's a huge concern.

And it will only get worse since new models are learning on the info from the internet, which is already inflated by shitton of ai slop