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Lawyer Who Used ChatGPT Faces Penalty for Made Up Citations | The New York Times(archive.today)

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Communist@beehaw.org
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Honestly, bold move on his part thinking this would work for him.

It’s amazing how many people think chatgpt can’t be wrong.

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YuzuDrink@beehaw.org
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Don’t get me wrong, I use ChatGPT more days than not for my job; but I use it to help me find things I might not have known about… and then I go and actually look up those things to get correct information. It’s really good at helping you find words to google to get at what you want. It’s really BAD at always giving you good information.

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Mindless_Enigma@beehaw.org
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It really goes to show how good ChatGPT is at creating realistic sounding responses. If you don’t know how it works, it can be easy to wrongly trust it.

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