ChatGPT’s Web of Lies

September 18, 2024|

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ChatGPT's Web of Lies

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Why does ChatGPT lie? It's a great tool for research, but sometimes "hallucinates" its answers. By that I mean, it tells outright lies. Find out how to spot when ChatGPT is being a fool, and how to avoid getting duped by its responses.

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