I use it all the time. It is a good partner to challenge me, when I am looking for other points of view. "I believe x due to y. Challenge my point of view"

It helps me explore a topic fast, so that I know the lingo to search for it myself. I use it for making low stakes decisions where it often succeeds, such as shopping and research for shopping. I validate the results every time.

Is it net negative for society, not sure, maybe? Will it go away, no. So we should embrace it, but not the big tech AI, but smaller LLMs.

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[–] 19 points 7 months ago* (last edited 7 months ago) (2 children)

In the "challenge my view" use-case the main danger is it successfully convincing you with false citations.

Be really really careful you don't let something like that slip. False logic is easier to spot, but LLMs make seemingly valid statements based on false premises all the time.

They'll even show you equations and stats that are straight up wrong if you double check the math.

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