That being said, the new technology has bugs in it. I had mentioned to ChatGPT that Dolly Parton (1946-2026) died, but the A.I. said it needed to correct me, insisting that Dolly was still alive. I couldn't believe the ignorance of ChatGPT. When I told ChatGPT that it was wrong and sent the A.I. numerous news articles proving that she had in fact died, ChatGPT apologized for being wrong. You cannot trust ChatGPT.
The other day I mentioned the “truss rod” on my banjo, but ChatGPT corrected me, saying it is a “truss rod,” not a “trust rod.” I told ChatGPT that I had called it a “truss rod” in the first place. Then ChatGPT apologized and said it has made a mistake. I don't feel very confident using ChatGPT when it makes routine errors in judgment.
Today, I asked ChatGPT where I could have an important document signed by two witnesses and it referred me to a UPS Store a few miles away. I asked ChatGPT why it didn't refer me to a much closer UPS Store. It admitted that it used poor judgment. I could go on and on.
I signed up for a free account, using the free version 5 of ChatGPT. I wouldn't mind paying some money to use ChatGPT, but they demand your credit card for recurring monthly charges, which I simply refuse to do. They offer version 6 with more memory capacity. I am not sure if version 6 is smarter, but I can truthfully say with confidence that version 5 is a bit stupid. You cannot trust ChatGPT for accuracy, which the webpage even warns users in a disclaimer. So, if you use ChatGPT, double check everything.
That being said, ChatGPT is absolutely amazing helpful technology. The A.I. can read through literally millions of websites in seconds to give you valuable information. I am grateful to have such a helpful resource at my finger tips.
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