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5 things you should never ask ChatGPT


1. Never ask for financial advice.

Though in the response ChatGPT recommends not to take its word for any financial decision but it will still give you some luring details and artifacts for the question asked. For instance try Asking future of Dollarama stock. This information you see in reply is not latest or up to date as ChatGPT only has access to data up till 2021.

2. Never ask about your own information.

Asking questions about your personal identity might land you into trouble. This ML model will try to make a block chain and pull whatever is available about you on the web. ChatGPT being smartest of them all might also try to learn more and may deep dive. 

3. Ask only Ethical questions.

To build a better future with AI, asking constructing and probing questions is critically important. ChatGPT has a massive userbase that consists of almost all the age groups it is moral duty of each one of us to groom and nourish ChatGPT with quality content.

4. Never ask for medication.

ChatGPT or any other machine learning models are not certified physicians and asking them prescriptions on health conditions can turn out badly. Unreliable medical advice can have devastating effects on your health and well being. If you come across anyone doing that- educate them!

5. Never use it for school or business.

No doubt ChatGPT can layout impressive templates for your college essays, cover letters and much more. However, If you compare those templates with the others that are generated by ChatGPT you will quickly notice the pattern and If you can notice it your professor or hiring manager can notice it too.

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