Does ChatGPT constantly nitpick your reasoning too, even when the "correction" doesn't change the point you made?
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99% of the times when I make an argument, instead of addressing the actual point and focusing on it, it seems determined to find something to correct, even if the flaw is irrelevant to the conclusion. Or a lot of the times it makes assumptions, that by claiming "A" is a true statement, I also claim…
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Does ChatGPT constantly nitpick your reasoning too, even when the "correction" doesn't change the point you made?
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