Short excerpt from a YouTube video by James Laughlin arguing that ChatGPT exhibits "very strong opinions, very weakly held," which the speaker likens to a dangerous, follower-like person. The speaker uses this to emphasize the need in education to teach self-leadership—being able to lead oneself rather than follow.
Sometimes ChatGPT will come back and say, you know what? Yours is better. I love it. And now when you do that, when you start, see and I, I did this with a few things, you try and get ChatGPT to change its mind. It's pretty easy. It has very strong opinions, very weakly held. Right? Which is a day and if you apply that to a person, that's a dangerous person, of course, right. That's a follower. And I, I in education, I want to create leaders and the most important person to lead is yourself. Y.
