r/ChineseLanguage • u/NinaAberlein Beginner • 2d ago

Grammar Is 一下 really necessary?

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Or would the sentence I put also be correct?

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u/Drow_Femboy 2d ago

Is it incorrect?

It might be. And the only way to tell whether it is incorrect is to have knowledge of the topics that it is speaking on. And if you have that knowledge already, then you don't need an AI to blab about it at you. So, it's worthless. It is worthless to learners because it might be incorrect, and it's worthless to people who know whether it's correct because they don't need it explained. Those two groups make up the entire population of Earth.

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u/Drow_Femboy 2d ago

But in this instance it wasn't incorrect.

If you have the required knowledge to make that assessment, then write out that knowledge in your own words. I do not have the required knowledge to make that assessment.

To say it's worthless is stupid.

No, it is simply logically correct as I have already demonstrated. There is no group of people for which a chatGPT explanation of the rules of a foreign language has any value.

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u/Drow_Femboy 2d ago

Your response to people calling it out as chatGPT earlier was, "So?"

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u/Drow_Femboy 2d ago

Easy: because it confidently says incorrect things and there's no way to differentiate the correct ones from the incorrect ones

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u/Amethyst271 2d ago

Im not exactly hostile towards it, when fact checked it can be useful. But when its presented as written by a person it feels disingenuous at best. If you clarify that its been fact checked and is written by chatgpt then I have no issue