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That's true, but even when it comes to pure math, chat GPT can be wrong sometimes. I remember asking it about the probability of winning calculations for the UK's premium bonds, but the answer it gave me didn't seem quite right, so I started to quizzed it a little bit more and eventually it just admitted to being wrong and apologised
Moral of the story - be careful when using it to develop any strategies involving real money, as it's just not there yet in terms of reliability.
That's true, but even when it comes to pure math, chat GPT can be wrong sometimes. I remember asking it about the probability of winning calculations for the UK's premium bonds, but the answer it gave me didn't seem quite right, so I started to quizzed it a little bit more and eventually it just admitted to being wrong and apologised
Moral of the story - be careful when using it to develop any strategies involving real money, as it's just not there yet in terms of reliability.
Well, that's true for any source of information.
A person can be telling you a lie, or they might be wrong, etc.
A website might be created with a tool like GPT3, and the content not checked, etc.
Someone might post wrong information to try to persuade you or by a simple mistake, etc.
It doesn't matter if it's an AI or not, you should always confirm the validity of the information from first principles.