ChatGPT suggestions

[northernladuk]

'ChatGPT does 80% of my job': Meet the workers using AI bots to take on multiple full-time jobs - and their employers have NO idea

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...s-NO-idea.html

The new world is already here. They'll know when they get proper monitoring software in.

[jamesbrown]

We'll know it's getting somewhere when NLUK starts replying to posts with "Have you asked ChatGPT yet?"

It exceeded the level of intelligence needed to be an accountant about two years ago and it now competes with squirrel.

[saptastic]

I've just asked it about one of my products and its replied with some sentences straight off my own website/documentation and a list of standard clauses that could apply to any such product. So its a sophisticated search engine with access to content generators but nothing more, certainly not actual intelligence

agreed. its a content version of google.

[sadkingbilly]

It exceeded the level of intelligence needed to be a CUK mod about two years ago and it now competes with squirrel.

ftfy

[d000hg]

I have used it a couple of times when I can't find a word for something - when you know there's a word but your brain won't retrieve it. I can describe it in a sentence and while Google will not return anything useful, these tools can - just like a person. Actually quite useful even though only a very tiny part of what it can do.

[d000hg]

agreed. its a content version of google.

Asking it for factual information and getting that out doesn't mean that's all it can do.

For instance I asked it "how do you make the number 1 disappear?"

[jamesbrown]

Asking it for factual information and getting that out doesn't mean that's all it can do.

For instance I asked it "how do you make the number 1 disappear?"

Google says add "G" to "one". What does ChatShat say?

[Gibbon]

Hopefully it'll write my macro for me

Have you posted your 'whole' life on the internet?

[Zigenare]

I have used it a couple of times when I can't find a word for something - when you know there's a word but your brain won't retrieve it. I can describe it in a sentence and while Google will not return anything useful, these tools can - just like a person. Actually quite useful even though only a very tiny part of what it can do.

The word you're looking for is senility.

Job jobbed!

[ladymuck]

Have you posted your 'whole' life on the internet?

Pretty sure between ancestry, faceache and google there's sufficient detail to make a passable attempt