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Hey everyone, I’m working on a project where I need deep, thorough research. I’ve been using GPT to gather insights, but I’ve noticed it often comes up with more surface-level information or stops after about 7 minutes. My goal is to really dig deep, pulling from hundreds of sources across the web, and integrating long-form content, research papers, case studies, and more into a comprehensive analysis. Has anyone figured out how to push GPT to source from a wider range of references, or how to guide it into truly extensive research? I’m looking for strategies to either prompt GPT better or integrate more research sources to get a longer, more detailed output. Any tips on how to tweak prompts, integrate external sources, or get GPT to research deeply and thoroughly would be super helpful! A...

I just finished my 61-page geography coursework and this AI detector has accused me of using AI (when I haven't). I have to submit it tomorrow and it will be ran through an AI detector to make sure I haven't cheated Please tell me this website is unreliable and my school will probably not be using it! submitted by /u/GeorgeA100 [link] [comments]

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The problem with AI coding tools like Cursor, Windsurf, etc, is that they generate overly complex code for simple tasks. Instead of speeding you up, you waste time understanding and fixing bugs. Ask AI to fix its mess? Good luck because the hallucinations make it worse. These tools are far from reliable. Nerfed and untameable, for now. submitted by /u/Any-Cockroach-3233 [link] [comments]

From today's earnings call. submitted by /u/MetaKnowing [link] [comments]

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