The following points should be kept in mind when using ChatGPT and other AI tools, as they cannot fully replace human thoughts or writings. After reviewing the text generated by ChatGPT, it's essential to carefully examine and edit the content based on your knowledge and experience. Other precautions include:

1. Clear and specific questions are better than abstract ones.

For example, instead of asking, "How's the weather?" it's better to ask, "What's the weather like today in Jongno District, Seoul?" This will yield more specific and effective answers.

2. Verify the facts in the generated text before using the output.

ChatGPT and other AI tools are based on large language models (LLMs). They are trained on massive amounts of data obtained from various texts, such as books, blogs, articles, and the internet. Therefore, they may not be accurate when creating content on specialized or unpopular topics. 

3. ChatGPT generates answers based on a large amount of online data and probabilities, which may include distorted facts.

ChatGPT does not disclose the sources of information in ways like links or citations. Since its data includes text from the internet, the answers may reflect biases, stereotypes, or minority opinions found online. To address this issue, you can cross-check with other GPT resources like Bing AI to increase accuracy.

Source: " "ChatGPT, if you can't stop it, use it correctly"" (kunews, 2023.03.21.)