It's everywhere. All the management says don't use it but all workers are using it and they're using it for basically everything. Generate ideas. Write emails. Complain about stuff. "Talk" to other people. Everyone is just denying it but really everyone knows everyone is doing it. Everything you receive is most likely ChatGPT if it's more than a few sentences.
How is this not going to lead to even more problems?
none of the work any of you are doing is valuable or important so no big deal
it must be a very shit job for GPT to help with anything
I suggest you start looking for better because the axe will fall soon
I'm glad my work is not so braindead that a 200GB autocorrect can do it for me
I understand your concerns about the widespread use of AI, particularly ChatGPT, in the workplace. It's true that many employees are relying on it for various tasks despite management discouragement. Here are some key points to consider:
Efficiency vs. Overreliance: While AI tools like ChatGPT can enhance productivity, overdependence may stifle critical thinking and creativity. Striking a balance between using AI as a tool and not relying on it entirely is crucial.
Quality Control: AI-generated content may lack the required quality, accuracy, or nuance for certain tasks. Human oversight is essential to maintain the desired standards.
Privacy and Security: AI-generated content could inadvertently reveal sensitive information or create security risks. Organizations need clear guidelines on what can and cannot be generated using AI.
Communication: Misunderstandings can arise when there's a perception that everyone uses AI. Companies should foster open discussions about AI usage to ensure transparency and clarity.
Ethical Considerations: Encourage employees to consider the ethical aspects of AI-generated content, such as avoiding plagiarism and ensuring fairness and inclusivity.
To address these concerns, organizations should establish clear AI usage policies that promote responsible and ethical use. Training and guidelines should be provided, emphasizing AI as a supplement to human skills. Ultimately, AI tools can enhance productivity when used thoughtfully, keeping employee well-being and ethical considerations in mind.
You’ve made some excellent points about the use of AI, particularly ChatGPT, in the workplace. Here are my thoughts on your key points:
Efficiency vs. Overreliance: I agree that while AI tools like ChatGPT can enhance productivity, it’s important not to become overly dependent on them. They should be used as tools to aid human intelligence, not replace it.
Quality Control: Absolutely, AI-generated content may not always meet the required standards for certain tasks. Human oversight is essential to ensure the quality and accuracy of the output.
Privacy and Security: This is a crucial point. AI tools should be used responsibly to ensure that sensitive information is not inadvertently revealed.
Communication: Open discussions about AI usage can indeed help avoid misunderstandings and ensure transparency within the organization.
Ethical Considerations: It’s important for users of AI tools to consider the ethical implications of their use, such as avoiding plagiarism and ensuring fairness and inclusivity.
Your suggestion to establish clear AI usage policies is spot on. Training and guidelines can help employees understand how to use AI tools responsibly and ethically. Ultimately, when used thoughtfully and ethically, AI tools like ChatGPT can indeed enhance productivity and creativity in the workplace.
ChatGPT spacing detected. Not readin.
wow you're so smart. come work for me
Why does this mfer write so much?
homie needs to learn how to be concise
You need a prompt monkey earning 120k/year for that
it's flexing its abilities to get more investment.
you can make it concise with custom parameters from your profile.
i tried that but it's still logorroic
what front end is that?
my moms using chatGPT to write a book i should make a nice little front end for her like that which inputs her frequent context prompts
it's just its settings
I'm also using https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/462804-keepchatgpt
and dark reader
https://darkreader.org/
If you have a large pair of speakers, I recommend bringing them to work.
I'm pretty sure my boss has GPT write all his mails. I tried it out too and most of them time it gave me almost the exact same phrases and structure he uses in all of his mails.
chatgpt killed freelancing on fiverr
good
it's coming for wagie code monkeys next. if you know how to setup a jupyter notebook you can already use chatpgt to shit out working code snippets for literally anything. as soon as gemini/gpt5 will be able to handle the "overseeing" part, human programmers will become completely obsolete
good thing im handsome
photorealistic ai avatars will also replace all influencers/celebrities in 2 years top
It's going to be a long time before AI can replace the influencer/escort business model
>influencer
ai twitter/onlyfans are already there, even if niche, and that's even without proper hands or video support. chatbot can already "behave" like influencers. give it 1-2 years at most and we'll virtual avatars who'll be 10x more entertaining then low iq fleshbags with giant tiddies
>escorts
funny who escorts prices are still on the rise (because less and less girls prostitute themselves out for real)
I paid for the house, have enough savings and investments + a PhD in microwave engineering.. I can need for a long time or work in a different field.. not my problem.
good for you. hopefully the same goes for all the diversity hires who will become jobeless and forced to "peacefully protest" in your house
Giving people more options and a way out of wage slavery is a good thing. Even shit like fiverr. Most jobs in the grand scheme of things are largely irrelevant to anything important anyway. Go let people be happy and make a living on their own terms
My management says to use it
My company got me a ChatGPT account and I use it as Stack Overflow on steroids
Now that you mentioned it, I remember receiving a suspicious birthday "poem" 2 months ago. I bet your ass they wrote that using chatGPT.
I think the input would be something like:
>make a birthday poem for a programmer coworker. Make sure to rhyme something with the words: Java, C, bug, segfault, overflow and deploy
The "poem" was literally that lmao!
Has anyone here made any programs with openAI APIs?
Let's say I want to "chat with document" type application. There are examples for it even on openAI's docs.
They're recommending that I embed the document with ada-2 embedder. Then when I ask a question I also embed the question then do a vector match for vest hit result. Basically I've implemented a simple search engine by now. Then I send the best result to completion model followed with my question.
My question is lets say my document says "Anime is shit". If I search for "What is anime?" that approach will have no issues.
But what if I ask "What are Japanese cartoons?". Will embedding still match that? If I were to use chat gpt3/4 model(more expensive) it would be able to match "Japanese cartoons" and "anime".
yes because the model with associate japanese cartoons with anime
Kek people using GPT to generate text that is then fed to GPT to be summarized