Post #965143

It can be useful as long as you think of it like a search engine that answers your questions (with a degree of inaccuracy) and not use it as a tool to do the work for you. Asking questions and exploring new software helps you build a useful set of knowledge. Telling the AI to give you the exact list of commands you need to run will only harm your learning process. It sounds like you’re using it as a tutor, if you’re using a system that does web search and summarization (and it has access to the primary documentation) it can achieve a pretty high accuracy. Just be aware that it will tell you things that are wrong and give you bad commands sometimes. To mitigate this (and it’s also a good practice in general) make sure it isn’t the only source of information and also RTFM.