> GPT-5 is proving useful as a literature review assistant
No, it does not. It only produces a highly convincing counterfeit. I am honestly happy for people who are satisfied with its output: life is way easier for them than for me.
Obviously, the machine discriminates me personally. When I spend hours in the library looking for some engineering-related math made in the 70s-80s, as a last resort measure, I can try to play this gambling with chat, hoping for any tiny clue to answer my question. And then for the following hours, I am trying to understand what is wrong with the chat output. Most often, I experience the "it simply can't be" feeling, and I know I am not the only one having it.
No, it does not. It only produces a highly convincing counterfeit. I am honestly happy for people who are satisfied with its output: life is way easier for them than for me. Obviously, the machine discriminates me personally. When I spend hours in the library looking for some engineering-related math made in the 70s-80s, as a last resort measure, I can try to play this gambling with chat, hoping for any tiny clue to answer my question. And then for the following hours, I am trying to understand what is wrong with the chat output. Most often, I experience the "it simply can't be" feeling, and I know I am not the only one having it.