LOL, I do not mean it that way. I meant for personal use only where you have all the information you can feed the bot yourself and not torment the users here.
Right.LOL, I do not mean it that way. I meant for personal use only where you have all the information you can feed the bot yourself and not torment the users here.
Yeah, that's definitely not advisable. I view it as a preliminary place to query before asking humans when self troubleshooting, bouncing ideas off of it just to see if anything obvious was overlooked. Although this video is primarily for entertainment, the questions are formulated well for the chatbot to answer.
And therein lies the problem.
I won't dispute this. But it might help to point someone with basic technical knowledge in the right general direction, not to fix their PC themselves per se, but at least to give them more information so they can explain the issue to other humans so they can help solve the problem.
I've seen more than a few questions here where...
I've been a technician in various trades and industries for over 30 years. A good technician asks the correct questions to get the required information. No AI required. I've no doubt there are applications for the technology but this is reaching. People need to explore and understand their world, not let an AI chatbot do tell them everything. Done differently AI could be a valuable teaching and learning tool. All I have seen so far is megacorps struggling to monetize it, and stealing from everyone while they do it.
You add a useless feature to your operating system and sell subscriptions to it for 20$/month.
Oh they’ll leave copilot free built in and turned on by default. They are adding a key to keyboard for it lol.
I have used chatgpt several times a week since it blew up. Mostly for thesaurus/language type questions, consolidation of written word, generation of documents from notes, and general high level researching for topics I am curious about. Google and traditional internet search are very specific. AI is much broader but easier to work with. Is it rough around the edges and untrustworthy? Absolutely. But it has impressed me every time I’ve used it. Mind you I don’t go looking for definitive answers to very specific questions because I wouldn’t expect that to be a strength. But it is incredibly helpful. I hope everyone doesn’t use it so it will continue to be my secret weapon that enhances my productivity. I can’t even count the hours it has saved me and the times I’ve used it to turn something around for a customer.
Definitely will be tracking all the porn you watch and reporting your fetishes for targeted advertising purposes.
They said this about Google, YouTube, and Facebook. This a very new market, but AI is lightning in a bottle to anyone that can find a good reason to use it everyday. Most of them are executives and info workers that both consume and generate tons of data. They’ll find a way.
That last little bit is their strategy except most countries have a law against doing that directly, they instead say “well unless you don’t want to use this software, pay is more”, same effect but different on the courts.
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