A short transcript excerpt from Charles Hudson discussing personal use of AI (e.g., ChatGPT) for work. Hudson emphasizes he reads and verifies AI outputs but warns many people develop a habit of copying AI-generated text without scrutiny, leading to carelessness rather than laziness.
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And for work, I use it mostly to synthesize and summarize and I always read the output, but I recognize that in some of my friends watching them, I recognize that you can easily fall into the habit of type in something into chatgpt. Don't even read it. Copy paste. That's the answer. Get on with your life. Don't be curious. Don't explore whether the answer even makes sense. Yeah, and they make it so easy to be. I don't wanna say lazy. That's the wrong word. I think it's more careless. Yeah. Where you can just say, I put this. I put this in. Is the prompt any good? I don't know. It gave me an output. It mostly looks right. And I've given it stuff before. I'm like, that's wrong. And I'll tell it, hey, that's.