What is Gambling? ChatGPT Responses.

[passwordnow]

When we're bored, we can ask anything to chatgpt. All of its answers are based on the facts that are given to it but I wonder how they have programmed this AI.
It's like almost every response that it gives is near accurate but not all of it. If it's related to this topic asking a bot about what gambling is, we'll just get generic answers from it.

[Oshosondy]

The main message for me is gamble with what you can afford to lose and seek help if you think it is affecting you negatively.

ChatGPT is a very good bot that is making use of AI technology to give you a very good feedback of what you asked of it, it is helping in many areas like trading, programming and many other areas. I am not surprised that it gives accurate information about gambling as well. Gamblers should know that they should gamble responsibly and that they should only be using an amount of money that they can afford to lose.

[nakamura12]

I don't see any difference between the explanation of ewch age. As far as I can say, each answer explains what is gambling and ak don't see the importance of asking it from different person and different age either the answer is gathered by an AI that is available online or from people personally. Even if the accuracy is not the same as you yourself gather the information but still the answer is on point in my opinion.

[klidex]

I saw a similar post in the bitcoin discussion board and decided to do the same thing but with gambling. I played around with ChatGPT and asked it to explain what gambling is, like I am a 5 year old, 15 year old, 25 year old, and 50 year old. See the responses below:

From the list of responses explaining gambling to different ages from 15 years to 50 years old it is quite good and I agree with that opinion.
It's just that, in my opinion, it is still not quite right in the first response which gives an explanation of gambling when they are 5 years old because children aged 5 years will never understand gambling and they only have thoughts of playing and playing like children in general.
And if indeed there are some children who understand gambling it is not a good thing because it can make them curious and start to try gambling by playing or betting on something that can make them happy.
If there is someone who gives an understanding of gambling and how to do gambling to children then I will say that he is not a good person.

[blockman]

I don't see any difference between the explanation of ewch age. As far as I can say, each answer explains what is gambling and ak don't see the importance of asking it from different person and different age either the answer is gathered by an AI that is available online or from people personally. Even if the accuracy is not the same as you yourself gather the information but still the answer is on point in my opinion.

Yeah, the ai gathers information through the web and it's being collated by it. If we're going to ask the same question and based on the age, the answer will vary.
I've asked the same question for a 5-year-old and it has answered differently but the point is there and yes, its answer is on point and understandably good to be explained.
I find chatgpt more useful if the questions being asked are about technical related matters depending on the technologies that I'm interested with. It really answers those questions I'm throwing at it and gives me insightful answers.

[bitbollo]

it is certainly interesting to see the different approach and uses that can be had with such a product.
I personally find the concept fascinating, but far (very) from the real possibilities that such kind of bot could have.
in short, it is actually very primitive and full of bugs even if it is advertised as super bot.

who knows if such a really working bot will ever exist in gambling

[maydna]

I don't see any difference between the explanation of ewch age. As far as I can say, each answer explains what is gambling and ak don't see the importance of asking it from different person and different age either the answer is gathered by an AI that is available online or from people personally. Even if the accuracy is not the same as you yourself gather the information but still the answer is on point in my opinion.

Perhaps, @OP is just giving an example of an answer for people who ask what gambling is based on age. And from that ChatGPT, the bot gives answers based on what he has got and answers according to the understanding of someone of a different age.

ChatGPT may be currently still in the development stage but later, it will surely evolve better and be able to provide answers that are more satisfying to the seeker. And when AI technology can teach itself what it wants, it will be like a movie that we often watched before, where AI will replace humans at work.

[btc_angela]

I don't see any difference between the explanation of ewch age. As far as I can say, each answer explains what is gambling and ak don't see the importance of asking it from different person and different age either the answer is gathered by an AI that is available online or from people personally. Even if the accuracy is not the same as you yourself gather the information but still the answer is on point in my opinion.

Well if you are in a proper age and a gambler, then obviously the explanation will be the same across. Maybe the OP's intention is just to show the difference to us, and I think it's good that the AI can somewhat 'distinguished' by even giving a example from a 5 year old perspective.

Accuracy? It's a bot, and it's on early stage, we don't need to look at it if it is accurate or not.

It all depends on it's data set if I'm not mistaken.

[hyudien]

I guess the answer to the 15-50 year old ones was generally the same, the 5-year-old one was the one that most differed from the rest (still the same for the most part, but dumbed down to the level where risks aren't portrayed as serious as the rest). Nothing new or unique, though I did consider adding gacha-type of games for the 5-year-old description initially, but not for the rest.

I do think that ChatGPT's response about what is gambling based on age doesn't really make sense. I mean, regardless of age, the answer will be general. Just look at how the response turned out, almost just identical to each other.

Well, that's how ChatGPT works, it's really generalized unless a specific data or point has it. It was an issue with stackoverflow at some point iirc, it presented seemingly correct answers due to the way the bot presented it, but was actually incorrect.

More precisely the instrument that ChatGPT describes based on age is taken from general experience where children will be simulated regarding gambling with play money and the like. As we all know, ChatGPT is too standard and still refers to the same conclusion, namely risking A to get B, the difference is only in the technique of conveying the language.

But what is the important point here about the involvement of ChatGPT and gambling that we can take? There isn't any! 

[piebeyb]

they seem to communicate according to age, so actually you don't have to use AI to know what gambling is, after all this kind of thing doesn't bring the slightest benefit to gamblers, just having fun and testing this technology, so yeah I think try asking a more intimate 

[Coin Gorilla]

I wonder how it would stack in a game of poker 

[Ondekinecakabilirim]

ChatGPT's definitions about gambling are really good. Thanks to the OP for creating this topic. However, I expect more from an artificial intelligence. For example, it should measure the recent performance of the teams playing in the match and predict who will win the match. Or it should measure the teams' performance in the first half and predict who will win the match in the second half. It would be really impressive for me.

[Betwrong]

I saw a similar post in the bitcoin discussion board and decided to do the same thing but with gambling. I played around with ChatGPT and asked it to explain what gambling is, like I am a 5 year old, 15 year old, 25 year old, and 50 year old. See the responses below:

"Explain gambling to me like I am a 5 year old"

Gambling is when you play a game to try to win something, like money or toys. It's a little bit like playing a game of luck, like rolling dice or flipping a coin. If you guess right, you might win something, but if you guess wrong, you might not get anything. Just like in any game, it's important to remember to only play with things you can afford to lose, and never to gamble more than you can afford.

I think the only two words a 5 year old can understand in this answer are "play" and "toys". I can't test it right now, no kids of 5 years old around, but that's what I remember from the times when my kids were around that age.

If someone has this opportunity, please read that text to them aloud and tell about their reaction.

And all the other explanations are almost identical, no? Like there is no difference between a 15 year old and 50 year old. Honestly, I expected much more from ChatGPT.

[xSkylarx]

The way the ChatGPT explains this is almost the same; it is just that the things that it is giving as an example are just appropriate to the age, but again, the message was to control ourselves and also spend only what you can afford to lose. Though it is the basics to not do in gambling, many of us fail because this is more difficult to do. But as long as we are mindful of what we are doing in gambling, we can prevent this, and if those who are already addicted to gambling seek help from professionals, they can be cured.

[iv4n]

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I think the only two words a 5 year old can understand in this answer are "play" and "toys". I can't test it right now, no kids of 5 years old around, but that's what I remember from the times when my kids were around that age.

If someone has this opportunity, please read that text to them aloud and tell about their reaction.

And all the other explanations are almost identical, no? Like there is no difference between a 15 year old and 50 year old. Honestly, I expected much more from ChatGPT.

I think that explanation for 5 years old kids is ridiculous. Especially the part:

...Just like in any game, it's important to remember to only play with things you can afford to lose, and never to gamble more than you can afford.

Kids cry when they lose, and explaining to them what is "afford to lose" in any game is pretty hard, but of course, with constant repeating and explaining the kid will learn after some time. My daughter is 4 and a half years old, and in the last few weeks I am trying to explain to her the term "risk"... I will only say it's not so simple and easy, but repeating is the mother of learning, and of course, the pain from making too risky stunts can be a good motivation.
Anyway, I wouldn't dare to even try explaining gambling to a 5-year-old kid, it's too early! It's simple to manipulate kids and move their point of interest, just say "It's nothing interesting/It's bad/It's not for kids/ETC" and move the topic to something else. Some kids can be advanced or not, it's up to a parent to see the kid's possibility to fully understand something. And it's pretty easy to spot it, kids don't hide when they are interested in something...

As for other answers, it's nothing special... This ChatGPT is pretty hyped, but to be honest, I don't see anything special in all that.

[348Judah]

You can define gambling with many approach base on the age or categories of the game you're interested in playing while gambling, but i will have to say mine in a general terms what gambling means to me, gambling is a series of sports, games and bettings associated with playing them whenever we are in the mood to play, have fun during our leisure time, gambling is what makes friendliness according to historical believes, though it involves using money to gamble and you can as well get some earnings from gambling either of the ways while some looses as well when they gamble their money.

[Cling18]

The way the ChatGPT explains this is almost the same; it is just that the things that it is giving as an example are just appropriate to the age, but again, the message was to control ourselves and also spend only what we can afford to lose. Though it is the basics to not do in gambling, many of us fail because this is more difficult to do. But as long as we are mindful of what we are doing in gambling, we can prevent this, and if those who are already addicted to gambling seek help from professionals, they can be cured.

The main idea is, gambling is too risky for everyone regardless of age especially if they can't deal with the risks. Yes, we can't define it based on the level of a person's understanding but the thought will always be the same. We can enjoy gambling and see it as a source of entertainment but when abused, we will surely lose track. Abused of gambling could lead to compulsive betting which might also lead to worse cases if not cured or controlled.

[rahmad2nd]

The main message for me is gamble with what you can afford to lose and seek help if you think it is affecting you negatively.

Seriously I have never tried to use ChatGPT. but it seems, worth for me to try. talking about your chat with ChatGPT, the answer is very relatively common and safe. but by the way, I doubt if a five year old asks ChatGPT about gambling. other than that, the messages you get from chatting with ChatGPT are very generic messages. because, we are very well aware, that gambling is an entertainment activity that is at high risk and has a high potential to lose something that has previously been at stake. maybe if the question you ask on ChatGPT is not as simple as what you ask, chances are the answers will vary relatively. for example what is the impact of gambling, or is there a way to recover from addiction.

[cabron]

It took that long to explain to a kid what gambling is. When its explained by a hustler it would just be very easy to get by a kid and it wouldn't sound like a financial advice. But gambling to a teen, you wouldn't have to explain. They probably know more new games than we do.

But lets say the AI is integrated into a robot that supposedly a nanny to a kid and the kid asks something like what is gambling, the robot nanny may just have to explain further and demonstrate some games.

[dothebeats]

When we're bored, we can ask anything to chatgpt. All of its answers are based on the facts that are given to it but I wonder how they have programmed this AI.
It's like almost every response that it gives is near accurate but not all of it. If it's related to this topic asking a bot about what gambling is, we'll just get generic answers from it.

The AI is continuously learning through neural networks. It's like training it to speak over and over again based on the inputs that it's receiving from users and from its original data set. It's programmed in a way to learn just like the brain, and its AI is really intelligent to get accurate results/responses to whatever question it's thrown at. For the gambling aspect, well it's a pretty basic concept, and it just needs to interchange between words that it deems appropriate to use based on the nature of the question.