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So, you know about those AI chatbots, right? They’re like the awkward cousin at family gatherings: they can talk to you, but you’re not going to mistake them for a real person. And sometimes they just start spouting nonsense. But hey, if you’re into chatting with virtual friends, good for you! This article might not be for you then.
But if you’re more of a casual chatbot user looking for a fun experience, keep reading. Chatbots can be like those funky mirrors at the carnival – they reflect back a human-like figure that can make you think about yourself in a new light.
1. “What’s an overwhelmingly common opinion I might hold that is probably wrong?”
Chatbots have some wild answers to this prompt, challenging common beliefs and making you think. And hey, you can always ask for something less cliché if you’re not feeling it.
2. “Tell me a story in elementary school [insert language you are learning].”
Chatbots won’t win any storytelling awards, but they can help you learn a new language on the fly. Practice immersion without resorting to your native tongue.
3. “Ask me a question I might find too painful to answer.”
Don’t expect chatbots to hit you with deep emotional questions, but they might surprise you with something that makes you pause for a moment. And hey, even if it’s not tear-inducing, it’s still a good exercise.
4. “[Insert most original thought you’ve ever had] Who are some people who thought of this before me and what did they say?”
Feeling like a genius? Test your theory with a chatbot and see where your idea fits in the grand scheme of things. You might be humbled or completely misunderstood – either way, it’s enlightening.
5. Summarize, contextualize, and refute [XYZ concept] in 100 words.
Can a chatbot boil down a complex idea into a concise summary? Not really. But by setting the bar high, you can at least get a basic understanding of the concept.
The bot’s summaries might skip some important details, making the answer a bit confusing at times. However, this could lead to an interesting conversation. If you’re still not getting it, ask for the human-written source and give it a read.
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Artificial Intelligence
