Honestly, my answer is no. If I have the choice I prefer reading the newspaper or scientific articles. Even wikipedia.
I researched politics on controversial topics (Ukraine war) and I had the feeling chatGPT had a lot of inaccuracies. I also read AI chatbots are trained with a lot of Russian misinformation. Could be true. Moreover, billionaires own these companies.
I have the feeling the opinions/facts I receive vary a lot when I compare grok, chatGPT and Perplexity. All with their own biases.
The irony is: I used AI to give me ideas for college papers on politics. Or to sum up texts. I was under so much pressure to deliver. In some ways I also wanted to get caught so that I don't have to endure the college torture I experienced.
I never got a mark worse than 1,7 on a sclae of 1,0 to 5,0 though. The third best mark one can get. When I used AI. But I also thought a lot about it and refined it. But I think my lecturers were smart enough to notice I cheated.
For own research on politics I prefer to watch lengthy politics videos or lectures. If I am actually interested in a topic and under no time pressure I won't use AI. But if I am under time pressure, or want to sum up texts I might use it.
I quit college though. My mental health deteriorated too much. I read students with huge self-doubts into their own capabilities have too much faith in the text of AI. Which might be true in my case.
Which experiences have you made?
I researched politics on controversial topics (Ukraine war) and I had the feeling chatGPT had a lot of inaccuracies. I also read AI chatbots are trained with a lot of Russian misinformation. Could be true. Moreover, billionaires own these companies.
I have the feeling the opinions/facts I receive vary a lot when I compare grok, chatGPT and Perplexity. All with their own biases.
The irony is: I used AI to give me ideas for college papers on politics. Or to sum up texts. I was under so much pressure to deliver. In some ways I also wanted to get caught so that I don't have to endure the college torture I experienced.
I never got a mark worse than 1,7 on a sclae of 1,0 to 5,0 though. The third best mark one can get. When I used AI. But I also thought a lot about it and refined it. But I think my lecturers were smart enough to notice I cheated.
For own research on politics I prefer to watch lengthy politics videos or lectures. If I am actually interested in a topic and under no time pressure I won't use AI. But if I am under time pressure, or want to sum up texts I might use it.
I quit college though. My mental health deteriorated too much. I read students with huge self-doubts into their own capabilities have too much faith in the text of AI. Which might be true in my case.
Which experiences have you made?
