I am always impressed with your articles and content. Your writings, ideas, information, etc.. usually lead me down the rabbit hole searching for more understanding. And I mean that in a good way! I'm no way knowledgeable enough to know about the many subject manners that you expose. Thank you for helping me explore and understand. Keep up the great writing!
Perhaps ChatGPT could become a better general-answerer-of-questions than Google, but it’ll take some serious evolving. I just engaged it in a conversation about a well-understood domain - music theory. In the first reply it confidently asserted that G is the subdominant chord of A major, which is entirely wrong (the subdominant is D, and G is not a chord that occurs in A major). The point is not necessarily that the information was wrong, because a Google results page may also contain wrong information. It was that it asserted the falsity and didn’t give me any context that let me judge it. At least a Google results page shows me something about the source, so I can assess how much I might trust it.
I am always impressed with your articles and content. Your writings, ideas, information, etc.. usually lead me down the rabbit hole searching for more understanding. And I mean that in a good way! I'm no way knowledgeable enough to know about the many subject manners that you expose. Thank you for helping me explore and understand. Keep up the great writing!
Perhaps ChatGPT could become a better general-answerer-of-questions than Google, but it’ll take some serious evolving. I just engaged it in a conversation about a well-understood domain - music theory. In the first reply it confidently asserted that G is the subdominant chord of A major, which is entirely wrong (the subdominant is D, and G is not a chord that occurs in A major). The point is not necessarily that the information was wrong, because a Google results page may also contain wrong information. It was that it asserted the falsity and didn’t give me any context that let me judge it. At least a Google results page shows me something about the source, so I can assess how much I might trust it.
Fun to chat with, though.
I look forward to these every week