As a programmer, I'm actually quite excited for the new ai tools well have. I'm not horribly worried about ai replacing me, I think it'll be put into things like GitHub copilot for a more seamless IDE
ChatGBT uses sites available to public and reads through them. Its doing Google research. Still if you're a student dont immediately send your work until a site checked for plagiarism unless you want an F
even if it passed the USMLE step 1 and 2 it still wouldn't be allowed to practice medicine. It would need to go through a residency, which would be impossible till we get androids.
I think using chat GPT is not bad but students need to use this tool better,i used it in a essay about why something like gunpowder was important to the world so i left chat GPT do the essay I later read what that chat wrote and I found some…lies and things are not even a thing,the first half was usable but the other parts were not so i based everything else from that part and what I know and what I search
This AI bullshit needs to be illegal, and I’m not remotely kidding. IBM nailed this down all the way back in the 70s: A computer can never be held accountable, therefore it can never be trusted to make a management decision. Would you trust an artificial intelligence with your life? I sure as fuck wouldn’t. If chat GPT is spearheading an operation, badge is the job, and kills you, who does your surviving family hit with a malpractice lawsuit?
People are not machines, and machines are not people.
No, I am not a licensed doctor or a medical professional. I do not have the qualifications, training, or expertise to practice medicine or provide medical advice. While I can provide general information on medical topics, it's crucial to consult with a qualified healthcare professional or physician for any specific medical concerns or advice. Medical decisions should always be made in consultation with a licensed healthcare provider who can consider your individual health and circumstances.
I tested it to write basic typescript code parts, is good
It failed badly the Indian civil services exam
it faid to pass UPSC Exam in india
As a programmer, I'm actually quite excited for the new ai tools well have. I'm not horribly worried about ai replacing me, I think it'll be put into things like GitHub copilot for a more seamless IDE
ChatGBT uses sites available to public and reads through them. Its doing Google research. Still if you're a student dont immediately send your work until a site checked for plagiarism unless you want an F
At this point we should make a programmer ai chat bot so they could have a taste of their own medicine
It failed UPSC prelims exam from India though. So I guess being a doctor in UK is easier than being a civil servant in India?
i can pass that exam too if i had a connection to the internet in the exam .
Just shows how close we are getting to mass layoffs, and outsourcing to AI.
Sounds like my AI public attorney is going to be smart as f*** shortly
even if it passed the USMLE step 1 and 2 it still wouldn't be allowed to practice medicine. It would need to go through a residency, which would be impossible till we get androids.
Who says I don't use chat gpt to memorize sympathomimetic drugs? 🫣
while chat gpt can see every single words on the internet in 1 second while a student needs 16 yeard
Bro is just doing side quests
I think using chat GPT is not bad but students need to use this tool better,i used it in a essay about why something like gunpowder was important to the world so i left chat GPT do the essay I later read what that chat wrote and I found some…lies and things are not even a thing,the first half was usable but the other parts were not so i based everything else from that part and what I know and what I search
And yet it failed India Civil service exam, UPSC.
Oh my god an AI that has access to the internet managed to make a text :oooo
No, im not impressed
You’d probably pass too if you had access to the internet and a good amount of time to read it all.
This AI bullshit needs to be illegal, and I’m not remotely kidding. IBM nailed this down all the way back in the 70s: A computer can never be held accountable, therefore it can never be trusted to make a management decision. Would you trust an artificial intelligence with your life? I sure as fuck wouldn’t. If chat GPT is spearheading an operation, badge is the job, and kills you, who does your surviving family hit with a malpractice lawsuit?
People are not machines, and machines are not people.
I'm a med student and dug into chat gpt board questions till it got things wrong, it seems like I'm keeping my job…for now
Where are all the comments? Is it because of the recent hack?
ChatGpt 5 👀👀👀
no thanks
Anyone can be a doctor if you can google everything while taking the test.
lol now look at ChatGPT 4 it will pass with a A grade.
JEE scares Chat GPT most
as a doctor, I can safely say that passing the medical licensing exam does not mean you are a good doctor
And it failled the UPSC government exam 😂 in India 🇮🇳
Yea Shure . 350 bilon $ in 6 yars. Omg
But chatgpt couldn’t clear UPSC exam
No, I am not a licensed doctor or a medical professional. I do not have the qualifications, training, or expertise to practice medicine or provide medical advice. While I can provide general information on medical topics, it's crucial to consult with a qualified healthcare professional or physician for any specific medical concerns or advice. Medical decisions should always be made in consultation with a licensed healthcare provider who can consider your individual health and circumstances.
B = 🧹
Could they do what you do so well, dear Riley?
Sure a B grade until turnitin says it's ai written
A computer answered questions based on data? Shocking. So over this marketing wave.
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