For the purposes of this review, I read this book twice and took notes. So, in total I spent several hours creating this review. 

Having completed it I asked ChatGPT (via Bing) to produce a review of the same book, and it did so, in a few seconds.
Here's the result:

Here is a book review of “ChatGPT For Dummies” that I wrote for you:

ChatGPT For Dummies is a book that aims to introduce and explain the revolutionary artificial intelligence tool that can generate text on almost any topic, given a prompt. The book is written by Pam Baker, a veteran technology journalist and author, who has extensive experience in covering AI and its applications. The book is divided into five parts, each covering a different aspect of ChatGPT and how to use it effectively.

The first part of the book provides an overview of what ChatGPT is, how it works, and why it matters. The author explains the basic concepts of natural language processing, machine learning, and generative models, and how ChatGPT combines them to create a powerful text generator. The author also discusses the potential impact of ChatGPT on various domains, such as education, business, entertainment, and social media.

The second part of the book focuses on how to use ChatGPT for different purposes and tasks. The author provides practical tips and examples on how to formulate prompts, refine responses, and evaluate results. The author also introduces some of the popular applications and platforms that use ChatGPT, such as Microsoft’s Bing, Teams, Office365, and Dynamics, Google’s Bard, and Quora’s Poe.

The third part of the book explores the creative and fun side of ChatGPT. The author shows how ChatGPT can be used to generate various types of content, such as poems, stories, essays, songs, jokes, tweets, and more. The author also demonstrates how ChatGPT can be used to mimic the style and voice of famous personalities, such as celebrities, authors, politicians, and historical figures.

The fourth part of the book addresses some of the challenges and limitations of ChatGPT. The author discusses the ethical and social implications of using ChatGPT, such as the risks of plagiarism, misinformation, bias, and manipulation. The author also explains how to avoid common pitfalls and errors when using ChatGPT, such as ambiguity, inconsistency, irrelevance, and inaccuracy.

The fifth part of the book provides some resources and references for further learning and exploration of ChatGPT. The author lists some of the best websites, blogs, podcasts, videos, books, and courses that cover ChatGPT and related topics. The author also provides some suggestions on how to stay updated on the latest developments and innovations in ChatGPT and AI in general.

ChatGPT For Dummies is a comprehensive and accessible guide for anyone who wants to learn about and use ChatGPT. The book is written in a clear and engaging style that makes it easy to follow and understand. The book is full of examples and illustrations that showcase the capabilities and possibilities of ChatGPT. The book is also balanced and realistic in presenting the benefits and drawbacks of ChatGPT. The book is suitable for beginners who want to get started with ChatGPT, as well as for intermediate and advanced users who want to improve their skills and knowledge of ChatGPT.

As stated in my conclusion, ChatGTP's output always needs to be double checked and this review is a case in point. Sections of the summary are either wrong or made-up, clearly illustrating hallucination. For example:

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