#how smart is chatgpt

[starrytoya]

seeing people be proud of being so overly dependent on chatgpt genuinely fucks me up because... the whole point of being human is to think for oneself, to enjoy creating and to have original thoughts. why would you be proud to outsource the one thing that ties us to our ancestors generations ago? why would you be proud to use something that causes so much ethical and environmental harm? are we collectively losing the things that make us human?

[itsthenerdwonder]

Warning to my fellow writers out there

Be careful who you share your writing with

Just had a library coworker proudly tell me they put a chapter of their friend's book into chatgpt to edit their book.

[titumizan]

Make Money Online

[importantandunavoidable]

In a pre-print paper posted earlier this month, four researchers from Germany's University of Tubingen and Northwestern University said they were inspired by studies that measured the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic by looking at excess deaths compared to the recent past. By taking a similar look at "excess word usage" after LLM writing tools became widely available in late 2022, the researchers found that "the appearance of LLMs led to an abrupt increase in the frequency of certain style words" that was "unprecedented in both quality and quantity." To measure these vocabulary changes, the researchers analyzed 14 million paper abstracts published on PubMed between 2010 and 2024, tracking the relative frequency of each word as it appeared across each year. They then compared the expected frequency of those words (based on the pre-2023 trendline) to the actual frequency of those words in abstracts from 2023 and 2024, when LLMs were in widespread use. The results found a number of words that were extremely uncommon in these scientific abstracts before 2023 that suddenly surged in popularity after LLMs were introduced. The word "delves," for instance, shows up in 25 times as many 2024 papers as the pre-LLM trend would expect; words like "showcasing" and "underscores" increased in usage by nine times as well. Other previously common words became notably more common in post-LLM abstracts: the frequency of "potential" increased 4.1 percentage points; "findings" by 2.7 percentage points; and "crucial" by 2.6 percentage points, for instance.

[jils-things]

im honestly so glad i never found myself relying on chatgpt or any ai that is supposed to help you in homework. its really embarrassing when a professor finds out

[mamun6264]

Discover exciting job opportunities, expert career guidance, and the tools you need to succeed. Whether you're just starting out or looking to make a change, StartACareerToday connects you with the right resources to launch or elevate your professional journey. Don’t wait—your new career starts today!

<<Join now>>

[melyzard]

You have to ask yourself: what value does chatgpt and it's ilk give the people who own it? Why are they so very desperate for you to use it?

There are a few answers, all of them true at once, and not one of them good.

people who are just finding out about internet tracking and data mining in the year 2025 and that your special robot friend does not respect your privacy lol

[rich4a1]

Let AI Handle Your One Sheet: How Indie Artists Can Automate the Boring Stuff Without Losing the Magic

Making a Scene Presents – Let AI Handle Your One Sheet: How Indie Artists Can Automate the Boring Stuff Without Losing the Magic For independent artists, creativity is the fuel—but the marketing grind? Not so much. Between writing bios, formatting one sheets, sending press emails, and organizing release data, it’s easy to get overwhelmed and burned out. And that’s before you’ve even gotten to…

[titumizan]

Make Money Online

[diagnozabam]

10 moduri de a folosi ChatGPT zilnic

10 moduri de a folosi ChatGPT zilnic 10 moduri în care folosesc ChatGPT în viața de zi cu zi 🤖 Dacă tot auzi peste tot de ChatGPT, dar nu ești sigur cum te poate ajuta concret, articolul ăsta e pentru tine. Eu îl folosesc zilnic și îți spun sincer – mă ajută enorm în organizare, muncă, familie și chiar distracție! Iată 10 moduri simple (și eficiente) în care poți integra ChatGPT în viața ta: 1.…

[familythings]

Introducing my Digital Assistant - How I use AI in my work and my life

People often ask me how I use AI for my blog. They think now that ChatGPT can write on every topic, there is no need for people who create content. Let me share with you how I use AI nowadays. First of all, you should know that I love my wonderful digital assistant. This is how I call ChatGPT 😊. It helps me with so many things: makes the research I need for my articles, gives me the body of the…

[titumizan]

Make Money Online

[skyburger]

congrats 2 this person for worst comment on a post i just saw

needless to say there were three replies (directly below this! one after the other!) immediately crucifying that commenter

[suiana]

80s yandere bully and reader who's more than eager to show him what it means to be a student in the current age.

it starts out like any normal day. you're at your locker, scrolling social media because you have nothing better to do while your friend yaps to you. all seems well, until it isn't. why? because there, in the middle of the corridor, stands a guy that looks like he belongs in some Disney movie. to be specific, he would most likely be casted as the jock bully.

pale skin, blond hair, blue eyes that look like they're staring into your soul, and that red varsity jacket that shouts peaking at high school...

"hey nerd! why don't you hand me all your lunch money?"

pause.

you look up, one eyebrow raised. wow, even his voice sounds like some stereotypical disney bully. you look around, trying to find the hidden camera. none. this... this youtube prank is kinda well made, you've got to admit.

"uh... double it and give it to the next person."

yeah, that should do it. you go back to scrolling your phone, feeling satisfied in your answer. mhm, that's right, it's probably just some stupid prank anyway.

but all you got was a mocking laugh and a hand coming up to cage you by the locker.

"what? what nonsense are you spouting dummy? I'm asking for lunch money! why don't you hand it over?"

oh... it, uh, sounds like he's serious huh? you awkwardly scratch at your neck, placing your phone into your pocket. hm...

seeing him closely, he does have some scratches and bruises. ah, you see.

"look man, I don't have any cash on me right now. do you accept cashapp? paypal? apple pay? i can send some money over. i know times are tough right now, with the economy and stuff."

he must be poor, that's what you deducted obviously. i mean, lunch money? you feel bad for him, he seems to be suffering more than you.

but if anything, he looks almost offended?

"what?" he gets into your personal space, teeth bared at you. "are you taking me for some joke, nerd?"

"aren't you like, asking for money? I'll give it to you. gotta hit my daily good person quota for the month."

"you-!" he hisses at you, cheeks turning a light pink. you're confused, lips pursing. well, he seems... that he doesn't need money?

"well since you're so smart... why don't you do my homework for me?"

he then shoves a stack of papers at you, face desperately trying to hide the nervous quiver of his lip. damn it...! what's going on?! he knows he travelled into the future but... but he didn't expect this! this... this arrogance! no one would've stood up to him back in his time! what on earth is this?!

unfortunately it's only getting worse.

"dude just use chatgpt, I don't have the answers to these. matter of fact, I don't even take this class."

his jaw tightens.

"so? do it for me! if you don't... well I'll just publicly humiliate you tomorrow!"

a snort.

"kinky, I'm into that just so you know."

he lets out a frustrated groan. what the hell? just... just what is going on?! he's trying his best to intimidate this... this awfully adorable looking nerd but it's not working at all! not in the slightest!

he's using all his best tactics but it's no use in the face of you. just what the hell do you want him to do?

"you're lowkey kinda a loser and that's my type. you wanna date?"

he swears he feels his heart stop. a... loser? him? this 80s bully quickly looks around, trying to figure out if you're talking to someone else or him. no one. he feels that tight knot in his stomach relax. just... something about hearing you date someone else makes him uncomfortable. jealous.

isn't that weird? he just met you. is this love at first sight?

"don't you dare call me a loser you nerd!"

"sorry my man, you just act like one."

he shoots a glare at you, hands fisting. calm down, don't show them how much they affect you. he pushes away after clicking his tongue.

"urgh! just you wait! I'll be back to show you who's in charge, nerd!"

and then he stomps off, leaving a trail of papers in his wake. damn, did he even realize he was doing this in a public server? there's so many people around.

meanwhile you're just left there with one question.

"so are we dating?"

[yesthatsatumbler]

I tend to think of AI responses as being a lot like those D+ students who get asked something at an exam and aren't actually very sure of the answers, and have to quickly make up something that vaguely sounds like it makes sense and hope it's close enough to count.

And, like, sometimes their association web is good enough that they stumble into the right answer (and sometimes the right answer was something obvious all along so they just happen to guess correctly). But a lot of the time it's just a pile of nonsense that they think sounds vaguely right.

...silly thought: I guess the way AI training works is pretty much sending them through gazillions of simulated exams and grading them on whether their replies are close enough to correct answers to count, and then hoping that by trial and error they build up enough of the right association web to get correct(ish) answers more often than not. But they're still fundamentally making stuff up every single time.

(And it only works at all because they're doing absolutely insane amounts of said trial-and-error.)

AI doesn't know things.

AI is playing improv.

This is is a key difference and should shape how you think about AI and what it can do.

[smarttechnoguide]

ChatGPT Tutorial in HINDI | What is Chat GPT Microsoft launches - How to USE Google Bard AI Chatbot