It reminds me of what happens if you ask ChatGPT to speak Old Norse or Lojban.
(it will do so, and it will even look kinda sorta right if you have only the general idea of how it's supposed to look... but it will be very far from accurate)
(it will do so, and it will even look kinda sorta right if you have only the general idea of how it's supposed to look... but it will be very far from accurate)
Since GPT is basically a text prediction engine that doesn't think, per se, this is a reasonable output.
It’s productized Gell-Mann Amnesia, injected straight into an industry of people who love perceiving themselves as overnight experts on any topic they encounter. No wonder it’s so popular!
The problem is determining whether it's doing well or not if you don't have sufficient knowledge and/or experience to evaluate the output.