As I mentioned earlier, I have found the likes of ChatGPT useful when analysing and teasing out some financial (and other) issues. But I've seen it make egregious mistakes in some cases and I always double/sanity check what it gives back. I wouldn't blindly accept what it generates but I also certainly wouldn't agree that it is "usually" wrong. But I don't think that it's a good idea to allow Askaboutmoney posters to post only links to AI generated content/chats with no other context or discussion. But this may already be covered by the existing posting guidelines:
And never, as far as I know, for AI chat links so readers have absolutely no idea or forewarning of what the content is. So, in my opinion, it behoves the poster to provide some context if they post such a link.
I think that that posting guideline predates the XenForo feature that "unfurls" most URLs so that even if just the link is posted a brief summary/snippet is displayed automatically. But not always:17 Do not post links without commentary
Posts containing only links may be deleted. Provide a summary of the content of the link. This will allow readers know whether to follow the link or to remain within Askaboutmoney.
Why are some links not clickable?
https://www.reuters.com/markets/europe/ireland-edges-into-top-10-global-tax-haven-ranking-2024-10-01 Ireland edges into top 10 global tax haven ranking DUBLIN, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Ireland has leapfrogged the Bahamas to become the world's ninth most significant tax haven, according to a ranking...
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