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CommunismDoesntWork OP t1_j24pp39 wrote

Reply to comment by d00m_sayer in ChatGPT is cool, but for the next version I hope they make a ResearchAssistantGPT by CommunismDoesntWork

By all means, show me the right prompt

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d00m_sayer t1_j24si9f wrote

Here is the first answer I got after writing a proper prompt :

"I would say that the term you are looking for is "immunosuppression." Immunosuppression refers to the suppression or weakening of the immune system, which can be caused by various factors such as certain medications, diseases, or therapies. In some cases, immunosuppression may be necessary to prevent the immune system from attacking the body's own tissues, as in the case of autoimmune diseases or organ transplantation. Immunosuppressive drugs are used to prevent the body from rejecting a transplanted organ, for example, by reducing the activity of the immune system.

It's important to note that while immunosuppression can be useful in certain situations, it also comes with risks, as the body's ability to fight off infections and other diseases is compromised. Therefore, immunosuppression should generally be used cautiously and under medical supervision"

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CommunismDoesntWork OP t1_j2515oz wrote

I got that same answer multiple times from ChatGPT, as you can see in my post. Immunosuppression doesn't equal deprogramming the immune system. It's like comparing a hammer to a scalpel. It also doesn't answer my question why exactly gradual desensitization can't cure autoimmune disorders. I wanted to know the exact science behind those two things, down to the molecular level. Basically, I wanted to keep asking why until it gave me a complete understanding of biology. My problem is that ChatGPT wouldn't go into lower levels of detail, and instead got stuck repeating these same ultra high level summaries. The best way I can describe it is ChatGPT would be great at writing medium articles, but not great at talking about bleeding edge research.

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