• AA5B@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    Even if we assumed ChatGPT were completely accurate, that answer includes enough weasel words so it is not sufficient here.

    varies significantly among individuals … might retain …. may not completely reverse

    All this tells us is that making this fair is not an easy answer, anything more is individual interpretation. It probably needs some sort of medical consensus.

    How did they choose four years? Did they pull that out of their asses, or was there medical input? Is there a reason to expect ChatGPT to be a better source than what they used?

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      Four years was number given in the question, because this number was selected by boxing rules.

      As for the rest, are you suggesting that a post for discussion on internet should have the same level of credence as scientific article or article in encyclopedia? Why suddenly such super-high standards to my poste? Coincidently, no-one, despite criticism of my use of ChatGPT, pointed on even single mistake in that text.

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        1 year ago

        It doesn’t need a mistake.

        • Others pointed to it as being non-authoritative: we don’t need to prove it wrong, just that it doesn’t know. This is like listening to Aunt Marge on Facebook: I don’t have to know whether she’s right to be skeptical of her as an “expert”.
        • my contention was that even if we assume Au t Marge is right, the answer is insufficient fr the question.

        You’re complaining that four years of hormone therapy is insufficient without knowing where that came from or why, but we’re saying we’re not listening to Aunt Marge as more of an authority.

        I have no idea whether their decision is sound or what facts they base it on, but I’m also not taking Au t Marge’s word for it that they’re wrong