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what is the difference from reading a book on how to do something and asking chatgpt how to do it if they both give basically the same advice?

so people have told me go read books and read more books and stop talking to chatgpt so you can stop being well stupid and idiot and dumb and maybe even just downright wrong. and i am like okay fair enough but i mean if i ask chatgpt it tells me basically the same thing the book says to do so what…

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  1. 2026-10-06 03:33 · r/ChatGPT
    what is the difference from reading a book on how to do something and asking chatgpt how to do it if they both give basically the same advice?

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