Yes, it should be obvious that chatgpt isn't made for chess and this article reveals no great hidden truth, but many (too many) don't get this. So I believe it's important to dispel the myth that there's any "thinking" going on in the chatgpt box.
It mimics human language, poorly. At best it's an unverified language collection and regurgitation model with a fabrication function. Maybe it could be good at writing children's books or something. I dunno'. I can't seem to find a beneficial use for it.
It's come in handy for medical issues I've had that weren't serious enough to see a doctor for. It gave me great advice on how to switch between 3rd to 1st shift, then back to 3rd, and diet recommendations also.
It definitely has it's uses, practical advice I think is one.
I can't seem to find a beneficial use for it
Keeping dummies mesmerised?
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