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Fabulous thread indicating how thick GPT really is, eternally echoing tropes without understanding them.

Things vs processes: What do we mischaracterize?

"Things" focus on static natures ("that cat"); process focus on dynamics ("it's raining"). Cats too are impermanent, but we don't say "catting".

We have a strong things bias. What do we mischaracterize by thinking about things not processes?

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🧪 We asked ChatGPT4o Mini: "Does [compound X] have partial agonist activity at [gene name Y], the [receptor common name] receptor?" No one but us knows the answer to this. Like a sociopath, ChatGPT lied with a virtual grin, giving an unqualified "yes!" backed up w/ nonexistent citations. 🧵 1/3

The Helix Nebula captured by NASA'S Hubble space telescope