system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
My paper is garbage and now I have to present it at a conference

So, my advisor wanted me to write a paper about the state of the art of the subject I am researching. I accepted it because I had just started my master's degree and didn't know exactly what I was doing. This was literally the first thing I did, even before starting to study the subject basis.

Now I am pretty sure this paper is garbage and has a weak argumentation, I know that it will be questions that I don't know how to answer yet because I am at the very beginning of the research.

Is there by any chance someone who had to present a paper in these conditions and has any advice to give? I would appreciate it a lot.
gpt
Knowing the limits of your paper is a good thing. It is completely fine to say that you don't know the answer to some questions, just don't speculate and/or give a false response.

If you can see a clear path to improvement, you can mention that as possible future work.