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15. Did I limit my point to openAI?

Reply to highplainsdem (Reply #3)

Sun Feb 26, 2023, 11:11 AM

Feb 2023

Nope, my point is that this is happening whether or not openAI is a flawed product right now or not.

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HALF the companies using ChatGPT say it has already replaced workers (Fortune) [View all] highplainsdem Feb 2023 OP

Have people not been paying attention for the last 20 years? edisdead Feb 2023 #1

What part of "the OpenAI CEO says not to rely on ChatGPT for anything important" highplainsdem Feb 2023 #3

The poster you just responded to is talking about AI in general, not ChatGPT in particular Silent3 Feb 2023 #6

Thanks, but I was aware of that, just as I'm aware of tech replacing jobs. highplainsdem Feb 2023 #7

Oh there have been many people rushing to use buggy software. edisdead Feb 2023 #60

See this OP I just posted for ChatGPT's problem with accuracy: highplainsdem Feb 2023 #8

Oh, I've heard all about that Silent3 Feb 2023 #10

But there's a stampede to use it anyway. No one would have highplainsdem Feb 2023 #11

This is exactly my point. And thank you. edisdead Feb 2023 #59

Did I limit my point to openAI? edisdead Feb 2023 #15

Then thank you for posting an irrelevant reply. highplainsdem Feb 2023 #17

Are you just looking to argue? edisdead Feb 2023 #19

You posted in this thread to argue, as you have in other threads I've posted about AI. highplainsdem Feb 2023 #20

In general I don't keep tabs on who I reply to. edisdead Feb 2023 #21

"I'll have my chat agent talk to your chat agent" dalton99a Feb 2023 #2

Should smooth out a lot of bumps. Captain Zero Feb 2023 #4

Re dating apps and ChatGPT, see this article: highplainsdem Feb 2023 #5

+1. Damn dalton99a Feb 2023 #9

That was funny. Renew Deal Feb 2023 #32

Some top execs, low level supervisors, and everyone in between don't care about quality progree Feb 2023 #12

What a sad story. Sorry you had to work for anyone like that. highplainsdem Feb 2023 #28

By 2029, computers will have human-level intelligence IcyPeas Feb 2023 #13

A tale as old as time Renew Deal Feb 2023 #14

Exactly edisdead Feb 2023 #16

I'm sorry you can't see the difference. highplainsdem Feb 2023 #18

Which difference? Renew Deal Feb 2023 #33

bullshit New Breed Leader Feb 2023 #69

Care to explain? Renew Deal Feb 2023 #71

ChatCEOs Kid Berwyn Feb 2023 #22

More and more top execs will start losing their jobs. highplainsdem Feb 2023 #29

We the People better get that sooner rather than later into law. Kid Berwyn Feb 2023 #37

You are fighting a losing battle. honest.abe Feb 2023 #23

Exactly. Elessar Zappa Feb 2023 #24

Its funny.. even one of the biggest complaints about students cheating... honest.abe Feb 2023 #25

Teachers doing that are lazy and/or stupid and/or incompetent. Just highplainsdem Feb 2023 #27

That's an absurd statement. honest.abe Feb 2023 #48

It isn't an absurd statement. I have the greatest respect for teachers who highplainsdem Feb 2023 #54

How would that work.. "ChatGPT should be banned"? honest.abe Feb 2023 #56

Awww... The"lie back and enjoy it" argument. Ukraine should surrender highplainsdem Feb 2023 #26

I think the point is you're focusing on the harm part and not the regulation/education part. Renew Deal Feb 2023 #34

When I see articles on workable regulations and other approaches to mitigating the harm AI will highplainsdem Feb 2023 #40

You sound like a buggy whip salesman from a bygone era. honest.abe Feb 2023 #49

Oh hey, looks like we got a modern replacement for Reductio ad Hitlerum. Lancero Feb 2023 #61

All the more reason why we need area51 Feb 2023 #30

Yes. Now tell me how we get there politically. highplainsdem Feb 2023 #31

Yes Meowmee Feb 2023 #38

anytime you see the letters roi it means r i p.....someone lost a job dembotoz Feb 2023 #35

Pretty soon we won't need people for anything anymore Meowmee Feb 2023 #36

Now we will blame Biden for job losses as we did blame Clinton's NAFTA when automation took jobs Samrob Feb 2023 #39

Our nation was promised these tech. jobs. I am pretty sure it was a way to promise us that the- Prairie_Seagull Feb 2023 #41

Robots powered by AI could replace the burger jobs too andym Feb 2023 #43

That's what they're planning on. highplainsdem Feb 2023 #45

Thanks, Prairie_Seagull! Our society has to decide, and highplainsdem Feb 2023 #46

ChatGPT is very good at writing copy or marketing material andym Feb 2023 #42

See these threads for what happened with CNET and highplainsdem Feb 2023 #44

Precisely, human intervention is still required... In short, it only eliminates busy work JCMach1 Feb 2023 #51

I copy-edit books for a living. Emrys Feb 2023 #47

What a mess! Good copy editors are a treasure, and from what I've heard, usually highplainsdem Feb 2023 #62

I don't buy it. ChatGPT is like a next step card catalog, to net, to ChatGPT JCMach1 Feb 2023 #50

No, it isn't. Writing a story, or writing an article, was never the same thing highplainsdem Feb 2023 #55

The reference is to an outdated concept for writing busy work... JCMach1 Feb 2023 #63

It's quite good at doing mundane tasks though... JCMach1 Feb 2023 #64

What will all these businesses that use it do if we hang up on them? pwb Feb 2023 #52

You will never know. ChatGPT is a text tool. Some have also experimented JCMach1 Feb 2023 #53

Some CT scans, MRI scans,and (others one would think) are already being read by people overseas Prairie_Seagull Feb 2023 #57

I am not sure if this is the same thing as chat gpt Meowmee Feb 2023 #58

I asked ChatGPT just now to write a paragraph comparing and contrasting JCMach1 Feb 2023 #65

my result would have gotten a c or maybe even an f Meowmee Feb 2023 #68

All good points... In teaching, the age of rote busywork is done. JCMach1 Feb 2023 #74

ChatGPT and its ilk are going to be weaponised AF by the RW. Book it. nt Celerity Feb 2023 #66

EXACTLY. New Breed Leader Feb 2023 #70

Some companies would do well to replace their CEOs, execs, Buns_of_Fire Feb 2023 #67

Productivity Johnny2X2X Feb 2023 #72

It's a fun tool to play around with ITAL Feb 2023 #73