Not the original poster, but here are some examples:
- Paste a bunch of log code about which I have no idea. Ask to identify and explain the problem.
- Wireshark / dmesg / OpenWrt configuration pasting, ask to fix the problem. For instance, I fixed a Wi-Fi issue in a heterogeneous setup, which turned out to be caused by a stray DHCPv6 server.
- Paste C code, along with an error log, and ask to fix the problem.
- Paste my program and a sample. Ask to extend my program.
- Proofread and format Markdown nicely.
- Paste government letters, asking for a response that includes <what I want>.
- Paste a chat log and obtain documentation.
- Paste a tax declaration, and ask to check for consistency.
- Paste my code and ask for critique.
When discussing versions, people often confuse versions 3.5 and 4. I am always referring to version 4.
Keep in mind that ChatGPT has been seriously and intentionally downgraded since March.
This debate frequently leaves me wondering if I'm encountering a coordinated effort by bots. The examples I listed above come very naturally to me. I can't understand why people don't try to paste whatever they're working on and check the results. If it's too complex, asking it to critique instead of create, because that's easier. It feels as though there's an effort to shape public opinion into viewing these tools as "immature" and suitable only for edge cases.
