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I think you’re missing the point?

The data is often wrong enough it screws whoever tries it unless they have enough experience/knowledge to not need it, or really doesn’t help beyond what someone using existing tools to get - albeit with a little more motivation.

At best, it either gets someone started with something they still need to think to finish, or gets them deep into a mess it can’t help them get out of. In my experience.

In some edge cases, it can be used by experts to automate some grunt work or do prototypes without getting in the way, but often a better thought out framework is usually faster in my experience.

Awhile ago I made an analogy about WYSIWYG gui tools, and the more this comes up, the more accurate I think it really is.

by fc417fc8027 hours ago|

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Does that not depend entirely on the topic and does it not get better with each generation? This is a general ethical and functional question that isn't going away about how the models ought to handle certain topics. Much of the difficulty at present is caused by a ham fisted broad censorship approach that I'm pointing out is wrong headed in an at least somewhat nuanced way.

by lazide6 hours ago|

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Maybe? I haven’t seen it crop up however on any topic someone knows well - a kind of dunning Kruger, I guess?

And yeah, the censorship model is wrong, but also the underlying other model is wrong too.