I agree. AI has been helpful to me in so many ways as well. Over the past year or so it's gone from a cute toy to a full-time assistant. BUT... where it matters I double check the information. (I write fiction, so often "sounds plausible" is all I'm after...) I've also learned a lot from that double checking. Usually the AI is right, but then it's not I get that "Oh, you caught me..." retraction when I point out the errors.
Lol. I call AI a liar. Then it says stop trying to apply human traits to it. Then later I'll catch it and it will admit it was being lazy. Then I say, "See you did it too so stop complaining..."
Yeah, with the level AI like ChatGPT is at now, it can only serve as an assistant, not a replacement. We still have to do checks and confirm it isn't spouting nonsense strung together with seemingly believable lies.
exactly. I read that there were 95 cases so far of Judges fining or punishing lawyers for brining fake AI generated information to their trials. Crazy! and that's just the Legal field.
This is brilliant. And so timely. Why the fuck are so many otherwise apparently intelligent human beings so quick to take a shortcut when it comes to things like this? Do the fucking research.
I agree. AI has been helpful to me in so many ways as well. Over the past year or so it's gone from a cute toy to a full-time assistant. BUT... where it matters I double check the information. (I write fiction, so often "sounds plausible" is all I'm after...) I've also learned a lot from that double checking. Usually the AI is right, but then it's not I get that "Oh, you caught me..." retraction when I point out the errors.
Lol. I call AI a liar. Then it says stop trying to apply human traits to it. Then later I'll catch it and it will admit it was being lazy. Then I say, "See you did it too so stop complaining..."
Yeah, with the level AI like ChatGPT is at now, it can only serve as an assistant, not a replacement. We still have to do checks and confirm it isn't spouting nonsense strung together with seemingly believable lies.
exactly. I read that there were 95 cases so far of Judges fining or punishing lawyers for brining fake AI generated information to their trials. Crazy! and that's just the Legal field.
Sometimes we just get too complacent and forget to do due diligence đŸ˜”
This is brilliant. And so timely. Why the fuck are so many otherwise apparently intelligent human beings so quick to take a shortcut when it comes to things like this? Do the fucking research.