Yeah, chatgpt becomes less impressive when you start asking it questions about topics you already know. You'll notice that it's often wrong, but the bigger problem is that it's always confidently wrong.
Obviously it's still extremely impressive and much better than anything I've seen before - and it might mean we're only a few years away from something flawless - but I can't trust it for now.
(In theory, though, it might be easy to solve the current problem. The bot doesn't have to be right about everything, it just has to cite its sources. "I think that Napoleon was defeated by Wellington at the battle of Borodino. For more information, see this Britannica article. Click here to report if I made a mistake.")
Obviously it's still extremely impressive and much better than anything I've seen before - and it might mean we're only a few years away from something flawless - but I can't trust it for now.
(In theory, though, it might be easy to solve the current problem. The bot doesn't have to be right about everything, it just has to cite its sources. "I think that Napoleon was defeated by Wellington at the battle of Borodino. For more information, see this Britannica article. Click here to report if I made a mistake.")