Dealing with LLM Slop

Most of what ChatGPT does is sloppy now, no way near the critical thinking needed for synthesising meaningful articles. It is good for reminding one of aspects that one wouldn't think about at a glance, and it's helpful in brainstorming. But beyond that, its just not of good utility anymore.

Wonder what the premium users get, and why the whatsapp version of it is not bounded much by the limitations, sus. Would use this strategy employed in medicine, for proper history taking, with the rigor of the journalist asking the right questions in an interview.. and the to build on the existing framework in the back of the head, and the synthesize more solid things in future articles. 

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