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AI chat is not very intelligent

Jan Cumps

this link "/members/worshiplife"  (check while it lasts, I flagged it as spam), is evidence that AI can't produce anything close to a decent result, for a reader that uses their brain.

I entered the title in a AI bot and got virtually the same text back.

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  • in reply to Jan Cumps

    Confusing facts with a need to please is another major flaw.  I wonder what office it is running for :)

  • in reply to Jan Cumps

    Having the language model create content that's close to what you want, can help you determine "no, that's not what I wanted to say, I wanted to say... this" can be a help for people who struggle to get started with their writing.

    An issue that I regularly find with using it to generate written content is getting the tone of the language correct, the grammar isn't quite there and it often has to be iterative to get there rather than straight away from a singular prompt.

  • in reply to cstanton
    cstanton said:
    it often has to be iterative to get there rather than straight away from a singular prompt.

    yes. I've seen some amazing demos. In that case the user worked as you say: start a conversation, read the outcome, iterate, rinse and repeat.

    I think that the ones we catch here on the forum are the result of someone throwing a single question at the bot then copying the result without reading. We may not catch the content that's generated by a skilled AI user. And that, I think, is great.