Daniela Inclezan is Associate Professor of Computer Science and Software Engineering at Miami University, Ohio.
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ChatGPT says AI can help the planet. Experts disagree
We are an environmental humanities researcher and an AI scholar. When we asked ChatGPT if AI systems can help address the environmental crisis, the response unsurprisingly was optimistic. We had reasons not to trust it. Chatbots are not designed for veracity, but for guessing what the answer to a prompt would be based on content that has been previously written by others (humans and machines). The answers tend to favor the most popular, not necessarily the most critical, content.
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