The Muslim Board of Uzbekistan, the country’s central Islamic authority, has warned against using ChatGPT to seek answers to religious questions, according to the Gazeta.uz news outlet.
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«ChatGPT can benefit people in some areas,» the board said in a statement. «But it is not capable of providing proper answers to religious questions, as it is a product created by human beings.»
The board raised concerns that the chatbot may occasionally offer presumptive or inaccurate answers, sometimes citing religious texts or Arabic phrases that cannot be found in the referenced sources.
«The quotes...