/chatgpt-answered-prompts

A collection of AI chatbots answered prompts.

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Q&A dialogs with AI chatbots

A collection of some Q&A dialogs with various AI powered chatbots about different subjects which get the attention of the media.

please, notice this

  • I wrote these papers and published them on a github repository in order to track their changes and evolution. Often, I wrote them using the AI as a critical argumentative partner or a peer-review or an antagonist counter-speaker, for example.

  • These roles-playing are well-know in the literature as "co-competition", "antagonist collaboration", "adversarial team working", "ideas funneling", "serendipity brainstorming", "fair-play antagonism" and "explain to understand" which is "learning by doing" but declined in idea development and refinement area.

  • Hence, these papers were NOT written by the AI, instead the chatbot had a mere assistant role, whatever it was, allowing me to better understand how to explain my idea. Like it was an advanced text editor!

mostly LLM, almost AI

  • The chatbot is not exactly artificial intelligence but specifically LLM which is an acronym of Large Language Models. On top of that, techies put some more features like the ability to browse the internet, querying databases, do math, write text, code and documentation formatting, etc. Specific skills have been added on the top of a LLM engine (like ChatGPT or DALL-E) and these models are HUGE not only in terms of parameters (knowledge or rules ability to learn) but also in terms of architectural design like Mistral AI.

  • Therefore, for those started to get their hands dirty at that time in which AI was named "neural network" or in some more humile but specific terms like "*perceptron" or "data classifier" or "patter reconignisation" or in more generic terms "linear algebra" with "step functions" or "S-like functions" or "activation functions", this topic and the advancement are exiting. For all the others, AI is a purely marketing definition which mostly means LLM but they should read it as Largely Limited Mind\ness and wonder why that \ in their alternative definition instead of any other bar-like character.

please, avoid this

  • Stop expecting that the AI would give you a useful answer or even a wise answer. The correct use of an AI, it is not querying it as it were the Delphi's Oracle, an ancient Greek myth, but as a tool to avoid asking real-living people doing {dumb, boring, repeating} tasks.

  • Very skilled people can use the AI also for peer-reviewing a paper, playing a role in a conversation, etc. Those who are also experienced know that the AI is usually failing to summarize a text because it is not even able to identify the concepts expressed in that text that is worth being noticed.

  • In fact, the more that ideas are far from the obvious (common-sense vs insightful wisdom) , the more they are statistically left behind by the LLM. And also humans do the same, by the way. Which means that unless a specific pre-training, without a skilled and without an experienced human driving the chatbot, the AI is just an advanced "fortune cookies" messages provider.

be classic, or else

  • In case you wish not abandon your habit to decide or act on driven by random inputs also known as "the art of divination" or "ghosts' suggestion", then using the "traditional" tools - like reading cards, tea spots in the tea cup, fractal images in coffee grounds, arbitrary recognition of structures in animal entrails - is way lesser energy intensive approach with grants you even better results. Be traditional!

Index (partial)

  1. Draghi-report-about-innovation-01 .md .html .pdf

    Focuses on Draghi’s stance on promoting innovation in Europe, highlighting the importance of technological advancement for economic growth.

  2. Draghi-report-about-energy-01 .md .html .pdf

    Covers Mario Draghi's report on Europe's energy policies, focusing on transitioning to sustainable and renewable energy sources.

  3. Draghi-faboulous-800bln-funding-02 .md .html .pdf

    Discusses Mario Draghi's proposed €800 billion funding initiative aimed at boosting Europe's economic recovery.

  4. Draghi-report-vs-ciuchino-meme .md .html .pdf

    Analyzes the viral "Ciuchino" meme and its criticism of Mario Draghi's policies, juxtaposing humor with political commentary.

  5. paper-money-financial-communism-03 .md .html .pdf

    Explores the concept of financial communism and paper money, discussing its implications on modern economic systems and wealth distribution.


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