Anyone doing anything with AI

[Zigenare]

that is what we are looking for, I am seeing similar use cases in my work, in the .net Tape Changing world, it is being included across all domains and business processes, agentic, the GenAI for the User interaction

Milan.

Surely something that shouts "Wrong tape dick-head!" at you won't require too much sophistication and "AI" would be overkill.

[sadkingbilly]

Well, I did say they were simple use cases to start with. They are progressing quickly.

You saying ".. just code" reminds me of a Mordechai Richler quote: "Did you think of that yourself, or just read it in a book somewhere?".

I don't know if you are working in technology at the moment, but tools are available and used increasingly to do our jobs more quickly and better.
Have a look at Claude. Ask it to fix a piece of troublesome code (that you upload), or write a routine to do something specific.
Or introduduce you to some obscure language or framework.

You still have to understand what it's telling you, but if you can't think of use cases where basic AI could help you or your client, someone else certainly will.

I'm NOT a 'developer', but i can see how automation can create 'apps'.
I've worked on automation in mainframe engineering for years and I STILL object to the term 'artificial intelligence'.
IT'S NOT INTELLIGENT.
just like the majority of 'developers'.

[Zigenare]

I'm NOT a 'developer', but i can see how automation can create 'apps'.
I've worked on automation in mainframe engineering for years and I STILL object to the term 'artificial intelligence'.
IT'S NOT INTELLIGENT.
just like the majority of 'developers'.

Which is why those of us that are constantly get our contracts extended, apart from MB, he only gets extensions because he "knows" where the tape store key is kept...
(Spoiler alert, his mother put it on a piece of wool and he wears it round his neck so he doesn't lose it!)

[Stevep42]

That’s a crazy impressive lineup you’ve got going, sounds like you’re diving into every AI rabbit hole possible. I’ve messed around with ChatGPT and Claude for writing, but my biggest struggle was trying to make the results sound more like me and less like... well, a robot with polite grammar. Been using it to draft newsletter intros and product blurbs, but cleaning up the tone was always the time sink.

To fix that, I’ve started running the generated drafts through a humanizer. Makes a big difference in keeping my style consistent and less robotic, especially when I’m batch-creating content.

[sadkingbilly]

Geez, where's max headroom when you need him?