LET'S TALK ABOUT WHAT'S ON OUR MINDS

You all know that even during livestreams, I almost always use voice typing. I stopped typing out messages by hand a long time ago.

I used to use Siri for this, but now, of course, I use AI. Especially when I need to polish a text, fix mistakes, add punctuation, or make what I've written look nice. So I just go around dictating my thoughts, like I'm recording a voice memo.

But it still doesn’t seem possible to entrust this entire task to artificial intelligence and have it do everything 100%

You ask why?❔

Here’s a simple example using my previous post

I simply dictate my thoughts into a microphone and give ChatGPT a basic task: add punctuation, format the headings, lay out the lists, and add colons where necessary. In short, do the usual work of a professional copywriter so the text is grammatically correct, readable, and nicely formatted

You’d think it couldn’t get any simpler, right?

But this is where things get interesting

Take a look at how ChatGPT evaluates its own work. Then, when I ask it to conduct an independent professional assessment of the exact same text, it suddenly turns out that the quality isn’t nearly as high

And this is where one of the main problems with neural networks becomes clear

- Instead of giving an objective assessment, ChatGPT tries to meet the stated requirements and presents the desired result as the actual one
- It removes my phrasing and replaces it with the most generic wording that fits some average notion of what’s considered acceptable

Simply put, it inflates its assessment of its own work to please

And we’re talking about the exact same text, which first gets a 9/10, but after an independent review gets only a 6.5/10

And that, basically, is what working with neural networks is all about in 2026. Even when a task seems straightforward, you still have to double-check the result, because a confident answer doesn’t necessarily mean it’s correct

I think you can already easily tell for yourselves when a text was written by a neural network and when it was written by a real person. You don’t have to be a genius to figure it out

So much for the age of high technology and artificial intelligence: on paper, everything’s great, but in reality…

P. S. Of course, they can generate pictures of all sorts of nonsense or put together a one-page website with two headings without much trouble. But when it comes to the actual quality of their work and objectively evaluating their own results, things get much more interesting. Honestly, it’s easier for me to edit the text myself than to ruin my mood over this stupid machine’s inability to understand,,,