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Originally Posted by Huggles
There is a real skill to working with ChatGPT, because it can't figure out things on its own. It is like a child with a massive brain but no life experience. You ask it to code for you and it will, but the code will be shitty unless you explain to it exactly what you need, how it needs to work, why it should work that way, and then get it to build you the code in a modular fashion, because once you get over 200+ lines of code, ChatGPT breaks down and will create bugs, omit shit, etc etc.
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I have worked very closely with ChatGPT since its early days (
check this out) and I know how it works. Actually, there is no super-duper secret to writing proper prompts to make it work exactly the way you want.
The main thing every user has to know about it is that ChatGPT (OpenAI GPT) models have a very huge database which contains just about everything and it really works perfectly as a tool which has been trained to generate a quality
text (an article, a code or a medical diagnosis etc). However it's just a language model.
The only thing everyone has to keep in mind is that ChatGPT doesn't understand what it's doing. It does not think abstractly. It doesn't see the big picture. It just generates an appropriate textual response to a concrete textual prompt, and nothing else.
Anyone believing that the AI tools available to content creators can outrun spam filters is interestingly optimistic.
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Originally Posted by dcortez
Anyone believing that the AI tools available to content creators can outrun spam filters is interestingly optimistic.
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You can do it
just easily 