US Open and ChatG_TP
Let’s start with the caveats, writes Matt Bisogno. I am not a tennis expert, though I do know some things about it (more every week) and have a good grasp on how to use data most of the time. And, for its part, ChatGPT is still prone to hallucination even when expressly instructed not to. But having fun with data is in my DNA and so, with the US Open inbound, I thought I’d share a little bit of my own play. The most important caveat is caveat emptor: buyer beware, every man/woman for him/herself. Wimbledon fun It started with a similar exercise I undertook before Wimbledon began. On that occasion, I wasn’t strict enough with my prompts while using ChatGPT, an AI chatbot with some impressive abilities as well as some annoying shortcomings. It has been programmed to favour speed and a complete answer over taking time and flagging …