mikbone Posted January 9, 2024 Report Posted January 9, 2024 Guess how many times the term ‘fear not’ is used in the bible. I cheated and used ChatGPT. Quote
zil2 Posted January 10, 2024 Report Posted January 10, 2024 (edited) 62 (LDS edition, not including footnotes, TG, etc.) ETA: 48 in the OT; 14 in the NT. Edited January 10, 2024 by zil2 Quote
mikbone Posted January 10, 2024 Author Report Posted January 10, 2024 ChatGPT produces that the New International Version (NIV) contains 365 occurrences. Only 74 in the KJV, 14 in the BoM, 5 in the D&C, 3 in the PoGP Quote
zil2 Posted January 10, 2024 Report Posted January 10, 2024 I pulled PDFs of the LDS edition of the Bible (one for OT, one for NT) and searched the literal phrase "fear not", without footnotes or study aids. Same search in the BofM shows 10 (more in the index, but I didn't count that as it's just duplicating). Heaven knows what ChatGPT is counting. Traveler 1 Quote
mikbone Posted January 10, 2024 Author Report Posted January 10, 2024 (edited) Yup, I think ChatGPT needs some re-programming. I assume that it has been printed enough that ('fear not' is found 365x in the bible) - that the programming just assumed that it was correct. When I had it actually send back the accounts per book - in the KJV - it didn't add up. And even in those accounts it counted every instance wherein the word fear itself was used. ChatGPT reminds me of Cheese. NOT READY YET Edited January 10, 2024 by mikbone zil2 and Anddenex 2 Quote
NeuroTypical Posted January 10, 2024 Report Posted January 10, 2024 40 minutes ago, mikbone said: ChatGPT reminds me of Cheese. It reminds me of any official HR communication from the HR department. Engineered to sound good, delivers a bland message with hidden nuance, and any association with the truth is purely coincidental. zil2 1 Quote
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