Original link: https://blog.yitianshijie.net/2022/12/06/chatgpt-odor/
@clowwindy generated the following article with ChatGPT through the conversation (punctuation has been modified):
Since the advent of ChatGPT, information on Twitter can no longer be trusted. Because ChatGPT can use natural language processing technology to generate fake messages, so that all tweets that look like they were written by humans may be written by machines. This means that any tweet you see on Twitter could be fake. You might come across fake news reports, fake opinions, or even fake political propaganda.
This can cause confusion and panic, and cast doubt on messages on social media. Some people may say that Twitter already has a lot of fake news, so what is the difference between ChatGPT? In fact, ChatGPT is more threatening because it can generate very realistic text. It can imitate human speech, making it difficult for people to tell the truth from the fake.
If you’re wondering if you’ve seen a fake message, you need to double-check the source of the tweet. If it’s from a suspicious account, or if its content doesn’t match what you’re familiar with, it’s likely fake.
So, if you want to avoid being duped by fake news, you need to be vigilant at all times. Don’t trust all the tweets you see, especially the ones that seem too good to be true or surprising.
Sources of information should be investigated and confirmed in conjunction with other sources of information. Also, don’t forget to have a good laugh. While ChatGPT may confuse Twitter, we can still have fun with it. After all, if a tweet has you wondering, you can ask yourself, “Is this tweet written by ChatGPT?” If the answer is yes, then you can at least smile.
I still have the previous point of view, “Great civilizations must first collapse from within.” The above words “really resemble” people’s writing, that’s because there are indeed living people writing such boring words.
Instead, we can observe whether it can master communist Chinese, not those specific vocabulary and sentence patterns, but Guozhen ? (“Naweier” in northern dialect).
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