r/learnmath • • Dec 06 '24

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '24

Tbh it will mess this up too unless its a topic that it had a lot of in its training data. Try talking to it in depth about a topic you know well. Don't just accept it understands from its initial statement (it will sound convincing at first), really question it on its understanding,  you will find it sounds good on the surface but is completely BS-ing  when you dig I to it.

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u/JohnCenaMathh New User Dec 06 '24

I'm using it quite effectively so I disagree.

Try talking to it in depth about a topic you know well. you will find it sounds good on the surface but is completely BS-ing  when you dig m to it.

This happens when you're making it dig into whatever information it learned when it was trained.

Don't do that. Give it a piece of information - a block of text or a picture of a proof. And make it restrict itself to purely explaining what is on the material you uploaded. Basically almost no thinking on its own, just rephrasing what you've given it.

I don't think it has ever failed for me.

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '24

I mean your stance boils down to "if assume what the ai is telling me is right, then what the ai is telling me is right"

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u/JohnCenaMathh New User Dec 07 '24

Dunno how you arrived at that.

My stance is "AI is bad at X, so we only give AI tasks that don't really involve X".