People may think of Mathematica as a mathematics-only program, but its underlying “Wolfram language” is designed from the ground up for symbolic processing, which allows for a wide range of uses throughout the liberal arts. This blog post from Stephen Wolfram provides a number of examples of how ChatGPT (Plus) can be much more informative (and accurate) by using the Wolfram plugin. The latter can query both Wolfram Alpha (an existing natural language processor) and more directly the Wolfram language.
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