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Peter Mortensen
Peter Mortensen
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I believe that AI answers should not be allowed on Stack Overflow. Stack Overflow is a repository of user experience and knowledge. ChatGPT uses such data to train but it does not create new knowledge. Beyond the fact that ChatGPT produces many errors and presents them as correct, it can bring no new information or experience to bear to create an answer. I

I believe it has some value in the correct context, but not in the context of StackoverflowStack Overflow. If a person wants an AI answer experience they can use the AI directly; there is noisn't any need to use Stack Overflow as a proxy.

I believe that AI answers should not be allowed on Stack Overflow. Stack Overflow is a repository of user experience and knowledge. ChatGPT uses such data to train but it does not create new knowledge. Beyond the fact that ChatGPT produces many errors and presents them as correct, it can bring no new information or experience to bear to create an answer. I believe it has some value in the correct context, but not in the context of Stackoverflow. If a person wants an AI answer experience they can use the AI directly; there is no need to use Stack Overflow as a proxy.

I believe that AI answers should not be allowed on Stack Overflow. Stack Overflow is a repository of user experience and knowledge. ChatGPT uses such data to train but it does not create new knowledge. Beyond the fact that ChatGPT produces many errors and presents them as correct, it can bring no new information or experience to bear to create an answer.

I believe it has some value in the correct context, but not in the context of Stack Overflow. If a person wants an AI answer experience they can use the AI directly; there isn't any need to use Stack Overflow as a proxy.

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Ezward
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I believe that AI answers should not be allowed on Stack Overflow. Stack Overflow is a repository of user experience and knowledge. ChatGPT uses such data to train but it does not create new knowledge. Beyond the fact that ChatGPT produces many errors and presents them as correct, it can bring no new information or experience to bear to create an answer. I believe it has some value in the correct context, but not in the context of Stackoverflow. If a person wants an AI answer experience they can use the AI directly; there is no need to use Stack Overflow as a proxy.