They key thing the OP said was "in ways that humans don't".
If you ask a human for a URL to support an argument, they will either send you a URL, which may or may not support the argument, or they won't send a URL.
ChatGPT, before they added a guard to prevent it giving references, would simply make up a plausible looking URL that 404'd. It is a lie in a way humans do not.
If you ask a human for a URL to support an argument, they will either send you a URL, which may or may not support the argument, or they won't send a URL.
ChatGPT, before they added a guard to prevent it giving references, would simply make up a plausible looking URL that 404'd. It is a lie in a way humans do not.