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I concur with the author of this article to proof read and proof listen all output produced by automated tools and that includes chatGPT.
From my experience of using chatGPT, I entered a law essay question which I completed over 10 years ago (2010) into chatGPT.
My original essay was awarded an HD. But the answer produced by chatGPT would have been awarded a FAIL!
The result produced irrelevant information and no references.
Even if I prompted chatGPT to place references in the answer, the answer would still have been irrelevant and awarded a FAIL!
Could you imagine students slacking off and submitting their essay for marking and the marker whether a teacher or lecturer reading identical answers!
In conclusion don't rely on output from bots without proof reading and proof listening and tweak the desired output by contributing your own intellect to the problem to be solved.
AI bots may well improve productvity but use it judiciously.
Thank you,
Anthony, use your God-given mind, Strathfield South, in the land of the Wangal and Darug Peoples of the Eora Nation