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ChatGPT should be banned?
- Thread starter Olivia
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I'm thinking that it should not be banned, but trust should be limited and caution used when "playing" with it.
I have read that:
"While it's great at explaining complex concepts, making it a powerful tool for learning, it's important not to believe everything it says. ChatGPT isn't always correct—at least, not yet."
I have read that:
"While it's great at explaining complex concepts, making it a powerful tool for learning, it's important not to believe everything it says. ChatGPT isn't always correct—at least, not yet."
ChatGPT is an artificial intelligence chatbot.
I don't think its dangerous. Its just for fun.
I think that probably where that comes into the argument is if people might seek answers to medical questions, possibly legal questions and follow the answers they might get which could be totally ridiculous.
It shouldn't be banned. I think it's a good tool that can come in handy on different communities. There's already a ChatGPT Xenforo plugin that can work on role playing forums to help get it up and running. Plus it could be utilized on a support forum where staff may not be able to help members right away.
Should be regulated to avoid spread of misinformation and abusive content.
I think that probably where that comes into the argument is if people might seek answers to medical questions, possibly legal questions and follow the answers they might get which could be totally ridiculous.
If they do that then the deserve whatever the consequences are.
If they do that then the deserve whatever the consequences are.
Are you a programmer? How readable and secure was the code?i asked it to code a random code and it actually did it and worked haha
i asked it to code a banner into CSS.
and it gave me this.
```html
<div class="banner">
<h1>Welcome to my Website</h1>
</div>
```
```css
.banner {
background-image: url("banner-image.jpg");
background-size: cover;
background-position: center;
height: 300px;
display: flex;
justify-content: center;
align-items: center;
}
h1 {
color: white;
font-size: 48px;
text-align: center;
text-shadow: 2px 2px 4px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5);
}
```
Oh wow, amazing given that it doesn’t have access to the internet ! 😎
I was aware that it can code for you, I’m also aware it can describe code functions for you. I’m a software developer and the company I work for is reluctant to use it as it’s new and dan be dangerous if the wrong decisions are made.
I’m glad that heavier regulation of AI is being considered in the UK.
I was aware that it can code for you, I’m also aware it can describe code functions for you. I’m a software developer and the company I work for is reluctant to use it as it’s new and dan be dangerous if the wrong decisions are made.
I’m glad that heavier regulation of AI is being considered in the UK.
i asked it to code a basic website using CSS and the code it through out was just amazing aha
Yeah, sounds like it. Just one instance though, haha. I'm keen to learn more, share more stuff like that!!
Did you hear that it passed a biology AP exam by just getting one answer wrong?
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