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26. Right and those that don't keep up with the skills

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Fri Feb 10, 2023, 11:44 PM

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Microsoft to demo its new ChatGPT-like AI in Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook soon [View all] highplainsdem Feb 2023 OP

Bing AI sounds like a circle of hell even farther in than Dante imagined. NT mahatmakanejeeves Feb 2023 #1

Why? Renew Deal Feb 2023 #7

This message was self-deleted by its author ItsjustMe Feb 2023 #2

I've seen recent analysis on this topic that said that people will not lose jobs because of AI Renew Deal Feb 2023 #8

Did ATMs put bank tellers out of work? Yavin4 Feb 2023 #20

Some of them Renew Deal Feb 2023 #23

There are more retail branches and tellers than before. Yavin4 Feb 2023 #25

Right and those that don't keep up with the skills Renew Deal Feb 2023 #26

It doesn't think for you any more than a book "thinks" for you. tinrobot Feb 2023 #16

But if you don't know Karma13612 Feb 2023 #29

There was plenty of misinformation before ChatGPT tinrobot Feb 2023 #44

this is just another tech fad. nt BootinUp Feb 2023 #3

People said the same thing about PC's and then the internet. Renew Deal Feb 2023 #10

Not a very good example (gibberish AI generated) BootinUp Feb 2023 #12

People said the same thing about the internet in the mid 1990s. Yavin4 Feb 2023 #21

There is something I am not communicating obviously. BootinUp Feb 2023 #22

But it generates Karma13612 Feb 2023 #28

Imagine sentient Magats telling it to cruise chats looking for certain terms, and formulate comments NBachers Feb 2023 #4

Yeah, even with what we have now, it really lowers the barrier of entry for creating disinformation XorXor Feb 2023 #18

I think it has been happening already, but live people were doing it FakeNoose Feb 2023 #35

NEXT: Microsoft introduces AI readers for schools and businesses to parse AI-generated bullshit and dalton99a Feb 2023 #5

when it says ,, AllaN01Bear Feb 2023 #6

since when did m$ buy bing search engine? and i think i will keep my simple word processor AllaN01Bear Feb 2023 #9

The created it. Renew Deal Feb 2023 #11

Oh no, the phreakin' pain in the ass paper clip is back Cheezoholic Feb 2023 #13

Clippy 2.0 NotASurfer Feb 2023 #15

I, for one, welcome our new Clippy overlord BadgerKid Feb 2023 #37

I wonder what the full consequences of this will turn out to be. Torchlight Feb 2023 #14

So I just went and asked ChatGPT a question... Layzeebeaver Feb 2023 #17

How much of that is plagiarized? BootinUp Feb 2023 #24

OK let's ask... Layzeebeaver Feb 2023 #30

Oh I get it vulcans and AI bots don't lie. lol BootinUp Feb 2023 #34

flippant remarks that do not add to the logical discussion are useless Layzeebeaver Feb 2023 #39

You have things all upside down Layzee BootinUp Feb 2023 #40

If paying attention to facts, and avoiding false conclusions is upside down, then I'm happy... Layzeebeaver Feb 2023 #41

Well, I guess I'll just program it to read everything for me while I go off and let my brain moulder NBachers Feb 2023 #19

There is actually a future possibility that touches on this theme... Layzeebeaver Feb 2023 #42

I have no desire to use Chat GPT Karma13612 Feb 2023 #27

I think... Layzeebeaver Feb 2023 #31

Then I must be misinformed. Karma13612 Feb 2023 #32

no. it was trained on huge text sources Layzeebeaver Feb 2023 #33

Thanks for the clarification! Karma13612 Feb 2023 #38

The First, Real, Reason to Upgrade Office Since 2010. ruet Feb 2023 #36

ChatGPT has no access to the internet now Layzeebeaver Feb 2023 #43