I tried asking chatgpt “how to replace my Mitsubishi Lancer wipers” and chatgpt gave me detailed steps with some tips. For example, park the vehicle on a flatter road surface during replacement, etc. At first, maybe my description was not very accurate. GPT thought that I wanted to exchange the vehicle for a wiper. After I adjusted my narrative style, gpt accurately answered my questions and included the steps before and after.
Also, I think there are many factors that need to be paid attention to when applying gpt to the education model:
Ethical Use: Ensure honesty, integrity and respect for intellectual property.
Privacy and Data Security: Protect student privacy and comply with data protection laws.
Educational Goal: Integrate the use of artificial intelligence with learning outcomes to enhance the learning experience.
Critical Thinking: Encourage students to critically evaluate AI-generated content. (Correctly distinguish whether the content generated by artificial intelligence is accurate)
etc.
Then, I asked a question with a difficult answer: “How did Han Xin die in the end?” The answer given by gpt was not accurate. In fact, Han Xin was tricked into the palace by Empress Lu and sent the palace maid to stab him to death with a bamboo pole. Therefore, it is not difficult to see that gpt cannot achieve high accuracy on historical issues in some other countries.
Reference
“How to replace my Mitsubishi Lancer wipers” follow-up prompt to list sources. ChatGPT, 13 Feb. version, OpenAI, 9 Mar. 2023, chat.openai.com/chat.
“How did Han Xin die in the end?” follow-up prompt to list sources. ChatGPT, 13 Feb. version, OpenAI, 9 Mar. 2023, chat.openai.com/chat.
Hi Enbai,
it is super interesting to see someone play with ChatGPT and ask some questions they don’t really know. I’ve noticed that when you ask GPT about ‘how to do something,’ you tend to receive a useful response. However, when asking about ‘the fact of something,’ there’s a chance it might make up some details in its reply.
Cheers,
Ran