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hagopbul
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Hello all:
i was reviewing matlab related book few days ago , and used Chatgpt to explain a code which was mentioned in the book , chatgpt explained it , but i felt that it assumed that i am sharing the code with it , not posting it for the program to read it and generate an explanation , which sounded wired , like the program is using a legal terms ? why ?
did any one noticed that or i am exaggerating ?
will that means if a scientist is working on a code in some lab , and he posted part of his work to chatgpt for review will mean that chatgpt or its company can copy it ?
should the scientific community be notified about this ?
Best Regards
H
i was reviewing matlab related book few days ago , and used Chatgpt to explain a code which was mentioned in the book , chatgpt explained it , but i felt that it assumed that i am sharing the code with it , not posting it for the program to read it and generate an explanation , which sounded wired , like the program is using a legal terms ? why ?
did any one noticed that or i am exaggerating ?
will that means if a scientist is working on a code in some lab , and he posted part of his work to chatgpt for review will mean that chatgpt or its company can copy it ?
should the scientific community be notified about this ?
Best Regards
H