> Are they expected to be able to justify their answers?
I hear this question a lot, and I think it's phrased wrong. There's certain problems that require accuracy, high quality, or confidence in reasoning. ChatGPT is ill suited for those problems. Other problems can tolerate poor accuracy, and ChatGPT will be suitable for those problems.
I wouldn't want my doctor using ChatGPT. But if a history game used ChatGPT to show historical quotes on a loading screen, I'd be OK if some were inaccurate or misattributed.
The expectation comes from the problem you're trying to solve. As we get a better understanding of ChatGPT limits our expectations will get better aligned.
I hear this question a lot, and I think it's phrased wrong. There's certain problems that require accuracy, high quality, or confidence in reasoning. ChatGPT is ill suited for those problems. Other problems can tolerate poor accuracy, and ChatGPT will be suitable for those problems.
I wouldn't want my doctor using ChatGPT. But if a history game used ChatGPT to show historical quotes on a loading screen, I'd be OK if some were inaccurate or misattributed.
The expectation comes from the problem you're trying to solve. As we get a better understanding of ChatGPT limits our expectations will get better aligned.