I suggest asking it about highly specialized technical topics or very specific details. AI either tends to get it wrong, or it’ll tell you it isn’t qualified to give an answer.
I actually do do that. And quite often it does right. It very rare get’s it wrong. More often when it is “wrong” it will give you generic useless answer, not what you are asking, if it does not have information. But just opposite to truth? Not often. You can ask questions of a type “Describe main difference of Cynicism and Stoicism philosophy” or “Explain similarities and differences of EDFA and YDFA” And it give very reasonable answers.
This particular topic, however, is not highly specialized, or at least not specialized more than the questions I supplied above as examples. So I expect similar validity of the answer.
I suggest asking it about highly specialized technical topics or very specific details. AI either tends to get it wrong, or it’ll tell you it isn’t qualified to give an answer.
I actually do do that. And quite often it does right. It very rare get’s it wrong. More often when it is “wrong” it will give you generic useless answer, not what you are asking, if it does not have information. But just opposite to truth? Not often. You can ask questions of a type “Describe main difference of Cynicism and Stoicism philosophy” or “Explain similarities and differences of EDFA and YDFA” And it give very reasonable answers.
This particular topic, however, is not highly specialized, or at least not specialized more than the questions I supplied above as examples. So I expect similar validity of the answer.