Echo chambers represent a significant phenomenon in both traditional search systems andLLMs, where users become trapped in self-reinforcing information bubbles that limit exposure todiverse perspectives
I also sometimes just get the same ideas recycled back to me. It makes me think about how much effort it actually takes to step outside of those bubbles and actively look for viewpoints that complicate or even contradict my own.
helped refine mygrammar, but it didn't add much to my creativity
This is an issue I’ve encountered countless times in both my academic and creative process. As a film production student, I often struggle to balance prompts and tasks, especially when it comes to producing. ChatGPT has been helpful in giving me structure, but when it comes to creativity and organizing my own ideas, I’ve noticed it sometimes diminishes them. I didn’t expect that, since I had trusted it with my original creative input-but in the end, the machine still sticks to its machinery.
As argued by Bender and Koller [ 14 ], it is important to under-stand the limitations of LMs and put their success in context. Thisnot only helps reduce hype which can mislead the public
LMs are indeed impressive, and come through whenever we seek their aid. However, knowing and understanding the implication which the counter factors have on us as humans, and the way the "wins" are even got to, is imperative to protecting our sense of being, and minds.