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2Another piece using the parrot analogy: On the Dangers of Stochastic Parrots: Can Language Models Be Too Big? (ACM. 2021-03-01)– This_is_NOT_a_forumCommented Dec 12, 2022 at 16:22
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@Machavity I may be asking a lot, but can you provide a reference that actually provides a concrete example of a question that causes ChatGPT to produce code that's vulnerable to a SQL injection attack, or any other "standard" code vulnerability for that matter? The reason being that I really want to put together a blog post showing such an answer, side by side with asking ChatGPT "Why is SQL injection bad?" This will be an extremely visible and comprehensible example of ChatGPT's complete inability to understand and reason about what it's saying.– dgnuffCommented Apr 14 at 6:11
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This problem is not limited to AI generated answers. Answer get additional upvotes just because they already have many of them, see for example stackoverflow.com/a/70517348/3027266 (scroll down in the comments)– Wernfried DomscheitCommented Jun 19 at 7:19
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