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Some people aren't gonna like me saying this. But when used responsibly chatgpt is the absolute linux mvp.
I stopped being a windows user a month after getting access to gpt4, its been amazing. I learned so much in general and it would not have been feasible for me without there-are-no-dumb-questions-ai
Yeah, I wouldn't recommend this option. Maybe for some basic question, but don't follow its directions for anything technical and absolutely don't enter any commands it gives you unless you know what they do. It makes stuff up all the time. It'll sound confident, but if you're a new user you don't know enough to know what it's telling you to do.
For that matter, don't enter any commands you see online without looking at it first. You can't trust everyone.
“don't enter any commands you see online without looking at it first. You can't trust everyone”
This has somewhat become a staple idea of mine. People trust others online way too easily. Ai isn't all that different in this but its more obvious to us that there is something to be scared about the uncanny valley.
What it tends to come down to is capacity for personal critical thinking which we should aim to foster more in future generations.
Maybe i assume too much that programmer-minded people naturally come with such skills for troubleshooting and will be capable of responsible ai interactions?