Dr. Marvin Kohls
@skoomathief.bsky.social
Obviously into Computer Games and D&D, Experimental Particle Physicist by Day, also active member of the AAVSO, NASA Exoplanet Watch and the Frankfurt Physics Society doing follow-up observations of Exoplanet transits
And regarding the code: it is one thing to blindly trust, it is another one to use the output for handling yourself through, trying out code segments yourself and giving the understanding a boost. One should never use the explanations and code 1:1 without checking. But it is an aiding tool.
November 23, 2024 at 2:35 PM
And regarding the code: it is one thing to blindly trust, it is another one to use the output for handling yourself through, trying out code segments yourself and giving the understanding a boost. One should never use the explanations and code 1:1 without checking. But it is an aiding tool.
Well if you come from a field where one should express oneself in a certain neutral and professional manner, that is not always easy for non native speakers. And it usually eliminates errors quite well. I never change everything, just adjust formulations and punctuation errors.
November 23, 2024 at 2:34 PM
Well if you come from a field where one should express oneself in a certain neutral and professional manner, that is not always easy for non native speakers. And it usually eliminates errors quite well. I never change everything, just adjust formulations and punctuation errors.
How is that in detail? I have never encountered a destructive example with chatgpt except for people not properly researching.
November 23, 2024 at 11:32 AM
How is that in detail? I have never encountered a destructive example with chatgpt except for people not properly researching.
Ironie... Die Meister der "Blaseninzest" bemängeln Blaseninzest
November 23, 2024 at 9:04 AM
Ironie... Die Meister der "Blaseninzest" bemängeln Blaseninzest
I know of examples where ChatGPT helped simplifying mathematical problems by suggesting an alternative approach people hadn't thought of yet. One should just go away from seeing it as a replacement for humans and see it for what it is: a tool. It is not a generalised AI!
November 23, 2024 at 5:11 AM
I know of examples where ChatGPT helped simplifying mathematical problems by suggesting an alternative approach people hadn't thought of yet. One should just go away from seeing it as a replacement for humans and see it for what it is: a tool. It is not a generalised AI!
It should simply more often remind the reader not to use it as the single source of information. I use ChatGPT more in a sense that if I have no idea of something, I ask it for a short summary and references for further reading. This usually works well and saves time.
November 23, 2024 at 5:06 AM
It should simply more often remind the reader not to use it as the single source of information. I use ChatGPT more in a sense that if I have no idea of something, I ask it for a short summary and references for further reading. This usually works well and saves time.
I don't agree that we don't need this per se. As a non native speaker I am sometimes happy to have an AI tool to refine sentences for a more professional language. Also, if I want to better understand program code not written by me or if I want to use a new to me programming language, it is helpful.
November 23, 2024 at 5:01 AM
I don't agree that we don't need this per se. As a non native speaker I am sometimes happy to have an AI tool to refine sentences for a more professional language. Also, if I want to better understand program code not written by me or if I want to use a new to me programming language, it is helpful.