Why ChatGPT / AI is Not Wrong: Understanding Misconceptions with Logic and Respect

Posted by admin on 2025-06-23 16:42:13 |

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Introduction:
Artificial Intelligence, especially tools like ChatGPT, is often misunderstood in daily life and classrooms. Many people think AI makes mistakes or is biased on its own. But that’s not true. This post is based on a real classroom experience where AI was misunderstood, and it explains why AI is not actually wrong — it just gives back what we put into it.

1. AI Learns from Human Data
AI is trained using data created by humans. If society has bias, the AI might show it too.

• If most online pictures show male doctors, the AI might also show male doctors more.
• If nurses are mostly shown as women, the AI learns that pattern.

Key Point: AI doesn’t think on its own. It just repeats what we teach it through data.

2. The Way We Ask Matters (Prompting)
A teacher once asked students to search for Rajasthan’s folk dances using ChatGPT. When all dance names didn’t show up, they blamed AI. But the problem was — the question was not clear.

Example:

• Weak prompt: "Rajasthan folk dance"
• Clear prompt: "List 10 famous folk dances of Rajasthan with details"

Conclusion: The better the question, the better the answer.

3. AI Was Actually Right – Proof from Government Website
In the same class, ChatGPT said that "Ghoomar" is a folk dance of Rajasthan. The teacher said it’s not. But according to the Rajasthan Government’s official website:

"Ghoomar is a Rajasthani folk dance performed by women on the occasion of marriage..."

? Source: Rajasthan Govt. Website

Important Point: The AI was correct. The mistake came from misunderstanding, not from the tool.

4. AI is a Machine, Not a Human
Just like a calculator can’t feel your emotions, AI can’t guess your exact meaning unless you are clear. It works on logic and data.

A student explained it well:
"If I type 'Water', and the AI talks about sea water, that’s not a mistake. My question wasn’t clear."

This is the correct way to understand AI.

5. How to Correct AI the Right Way
It’s okay to say AI is wrong — but do it with proof, calmly.
How to do it:

• Share correct source or link
• Give a clearer prompt
• Suggest data improvements

Wrong Way: Getting angry or mocking AI as if it’s doing something bad on purpose.

6. What AI Ethics Really Means
Ethics is about being fair, not blaming. If someone gives a road driver an airplane and he can’t fly it — is it his fault?

Same with AI — if we don’t use it the right way, it’s not the AI’s fault.

Final Message: Use AI with Care, Not Blame
ChatGPT and other AI tools work based on what we tell them. If we ask better, clearer, and respectful questions, we get better answers. Instead of fighting with AI, let’s use it wisely.

Truth: AI is not wrong. Wrong input and wrong understanding are the real problem.

Note from Author:
This article is based on a real student’s experience in class. If you want help creating a small presentation or printable version of this, feel free to contact.

Think clearly. Speak politely. Use AI with understanding and care.