Readit NewsWhat I want: a balanced, nuanced, deep engagement with a topic I don't already have mastered that may need to challenge my intuition or require of me some effort to research and correct my conception.
When I ask it to explain something I already understand quite well, which there is no broad public consensus about or the public consensus is known to be based in misconception, I will tend to get the public consensus view that there's no clear answer or provided an answer based in the misconception.
When I make it at all clear about what my conception is, I'll get a confirmation or reinforcement of my conception.
If I play a bit as a character who believes the opposite of my conception, unless my conception has a very, very clear basis in public consensus, I will get a confirmation or reinforcement of the opposite of my conception.
Why should I trust them in fields I'm not an expert in, given this? They want to please and serve rather than challenge you or inform you. Even when you ask them to be blunt and factual they do the theater of those things and not the substance. Their basis in Human linguistic outcome dooms them to pretend to be human which means people-pleasing or social-consensus-finding goals over truth-finding goals.
How does it deal with usernames/passwords/secrets in the clipboard? Do you clean it up periodically?
You can also pin some entries so that they are permanently available, but that's a bonus.
I haven't seen a clipboard manager behave like that in Linux - can this one be used in a similar way?
Here's a relatively straightforward application of AI that is set to save my company millions of dollars annually.
We operate large call centers, and agents were previously spending 3-5 minutes after each call writing manual summaries of the calls.
We recently switched to using AI to transcribe and write these summaries. Not only are the summaries better than those produced by our human agents, they also free up the human agents to do higher-value work.
It's not sexy. It's not going to replace anyone's job. But it's a huge, measurable efficiency gain.
The reasoning is that because they aren't real people, it's okay to draw and view images of anime, regardless of their age. And because geek/nerd circles tend not to socialize with real women, we get this over-proliferation of anime girls.