while experimenting with chatgpt, I am constantly scratching my head wondering "how?"
chatgpt accurately answers some questions that I cannot imagine have been addressed on forums or in books.
I dont have the exact wording of my question that I asked but I asked something like this question:
my friend keeps asking me stupid questions that I am not an expert on. like he asks me "how long do you think it will take dmv to review my dealer application?" I have no idea. I dont work for dmv. I have never worked for dmv. he has asked me medical, legal, construction questions. I am not a doctor or lawyer or architect. I am tired of his questions. I am tired of going in circles with him.
chatgpt correctly said:
you find it frustrating because you value logical thinking (true)
you are tired of his questions because you feel such questions require expertise that you dont have (true)
you feel uncomfortable because you feel responsible for the answers you give (true, I dont want to tell him something wrong)
he is an outloud kind of thinker. when he is asking these questions, he is just thinking outloud (true, he specifically told me this)
he is not depending on you for expertise, he considers you a smart person and just wants your opinion (true, he specifically told me he considers me smart and just wants my best guess)
the common belief is that chatgpt just scrapes data from websites and books and organizes it. ok fine but how does it conclude this stuff about my friend when provided with the information I gave it? in what forum/book/subreddit did someone ask this question and get such an answer?
chatgpt accurately answers some questions that I cannot imagine have been addressed on forums or in books.
I dont have the exact wording of my question that I asked but I asked something like this question:
my friend keeps asking me stupid questions that I am not an expert on. like he asks me "how long do you think it will take dmv to review my dealer application?" I have no idea. I dont work for dmv. I have never worked for dmv. he has asked me medical, legal, construction questions. I am not a doctor or lawyer or architect. I am tired of his questions. I am tired of going in circles with him.
chatgpt correctly said:
you find it frustrating because you value logical thinking (true)
you are tired of his questions because you feel such questions require expertise that you dont have (true)
you feel uncomfortable because you feel responsible for the answers you give (true, I dont want to tell him something wrong)
he is an outloud kind of thinker. when he is asking these questions, he is just thinking outloud (true, he specifically told me this)
he is not depending on you for expertise, he considers you a smart person and just wants your opinion (true, he specifically told me he considers me smart and just wants my best guess)
the common belief is that chatgpt just scrapes data from websites and books and organizes it. ok fine but how does it conclude this stuff about my friend when provided with the information I gave it? in what forum/book/subreddit did someone ask this question and get such an answer?
