Lately, we've been seeing these kinds of models being used across all sorts of fields. So, where do you think their limits start? I personally wonder how reliable they are, especially when it comes to sensitive topics like health or law. What have your experiences been with this? Are there any areas where you avoid using them altogether? Let's discuss it.
Are chatbots really a cure-all?
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It feels like we all have a chatbot buddy at home these days 😅 I work on a team that uses TypeScript + React for frontend projects, and I rely on them often for automation help—like quickly checking API docs or writing prop type definitions. They’re a real lifesaver for those technical details.
But when it comes to sensitive topics, it’s a whole different story. The other day, I needed to work with customer health data on a project, so I asked a chatbot for advice—but ended up having to correct it manually. Classic case of “accidentally outputting a disease name instead of a drug name” 😅 Now I know to always double-check before using chatbots in fields like law or medical consulting. What do you all look out for?