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Anyone else spend half their time correcting ChatGPT?

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I mean my goodness, the amount of errors ChatGPT makes, on almost any topic I give it, is ridiculous. Answers are delivered confidently and then when challenged "Oh yes you are right, I a) misspoke b) overrepresented c) made an incorrect assumption etc etc. Don't get me wrong, AI does have its uses…

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  1. 2026-09-07 11:47 · r/ChatGPT
    Anyone else spend half their time correcting ChatGPT?

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