ChatGPT
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wrote on 18 Jan 2023, 13:26 last edited by
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wrote on 20 Jan 2023, 14:23 last edited by
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2023/01/chatgpt-ai-economy-automation-jobs/672767/
The Atlantic article on ChatGPT "destabilizing" white-collar work, taking over the jobs of many college educated workers -- in five years.
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wrote on 20 Jan 2023, 14:34 last edited by
Five years? It's happening today. People are getting laid off due to chatGPT, right now.
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Five years? It's happening today. People are getting laid off due to chatGPT, right now.
wrote on 20 Jan 2023, 14:43 last edited by@Aqua-Letifer said in Chat GPT:
Five years? It's happening today. People are getting laid off due to chatGPT, right now.
Source?
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@Aqua-Letifer said in Chat GPT:
Five years? It's happening today. People are getting laid off due to chatGPT, right now.
Source?
wrote on 20 Jan 2023, 15:26 last edited by@Aqua-Letifer said in Chat GPT:
Five years? It's happening today. People are getting laid off due to chatGPT, right now.
Source?
I can't find anything that wasn't behind a paywall. But here's part of the story from Chase:
What they don't mention in the article was that a month ago, they also laid off a lot of their copywriters. On LinkedIn, I spoke to a couple guys on who were part of that.
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@Aqua-Letifer said in Chat GPT:
Five years? It's happening today. People are getting laid off due to chatGPT, right now.
Source?
wrote on 20 Jan 2023, 18:44 last edited by@Aqua-Letifer said in Chat GPT:
Five years? It's happening today. People are getting laid off due to chatGPT, right now.
Source?
It’s already in sound editing…
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wrote on 20 Jan 2023, 18:46 last edited by
Seems clear we're at a place where most jobs are only still jobs because we haven't had time to automate them. It's no longer a lack of ability to automate, just a lack of effort and resources. Effort and resources required to automate stuff will come down fast over the coming years.
Eventually we'll be at a place where people pretend to work and employers, largely of the government variety, will pretend to pay them.
Put as much money into the stock market as possible to reap some of these efficiency benefits.
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wrote on 20 Jan 2023, 21:21 last edited by
I work in IT. Pretty sure there is no computer program that can replace my ability to ask people with a genuinely jackassy attitude if they have tried restarting their machine.
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Seems clear we're at a place where most jobs are only still jobs because we haven't had time to automate them. It's no longer a lack of ability to automate, just a lack of effort and resources. Effort and resources required to automate stuff will come down fast over the coming years.
Eventually we'll be at a place where people pretend to work and employers, largely of the government variety, will pretend to pay them.
Put as much money into the stock market as possible to reap some of these efficiency benefits.
wrote on 21 Jan 2023, 06:11 last edited bySeems clear we're at a place where most jobs are only still jobs because we haven't had time to automate them. It's no longer a lack of ability to automate, just a lack of effort and resources. Effort and resources required to automate stuff will come down fast over the coming years.
I'm not so negative. I think it will mostly make us more productive at what we do.
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I work in IT. Pretty sure there is no computer program that can replace my ability to ask people with a genuinely jackassy attitude if they have tried restarting their machine.
wrote on 21 Jan 2023, 11:49 last edited by
Link to videoI work in IT. Pretty sure there is no computer program that can replace my ability to ask people with a genuinely jackassy attitude if they have tried restarting their machine.
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Link to videoI work in IT. Pretty sure there is no computer program that can replace my ability to ask people with a genuinely jackassy attitude if they have tried restarting their machine.
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wrote on 23 Jan 2023, 01:03 last edited by
@Aqua-Letifer apparently Chat is better at changing its
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wrote on 23 Jan 2023, 14:57 last edited by
Microsoft has been a funding OpenAI since 2019, also backing OpenAI with Azure cloud infrastructure. Now Microsoft ways it will continue to throw multiple $billions over multiple years at OpenAI and keep it running on Azure.
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wrote on 23 Jan 2023, 15:09 last edited by
I told Chat GPT to write a sales pitch just using the url of our company website.
This is the result:
"Welcome to QEMS, your one-stop shop for all your quality management needs. We understand that maintaining and improving quality can be a daunting task, but with our state-of-the-art software and expert consulting services, we make it easy for you to achieve your quality goals.
Our software is designed to help you streamline your quality management processes and improve efficiency. With real-time data tracking and reporting, you can easily identify areas for improvement and make data-driven decisions. Our software is also fully customizable to meet the unique needs of your organization.
In addition to our software, we also offer expert consulting services to help you navigate the complex world of quality management. Our team of certified quality professionals has years of experience in various industries, and they are dedicated to helping you achieve your quality goals.
Don't let quality management hold you back from reaching your full potential. Let QEMS be your partner in quality success. Contact us today to schedule a demo of our software and see for yourself how we can help you achieve your quality goals."
I would modify the crap out of it, but it does provide a reasonable base to start with. It missed a few things and I do not like the phrase "certified quality professionals" It sounds fake to me and nowhere on our site do those words exist.
I find it to be exciting technology but then, I find most technology to be exciting. Am I scared of it? Not in the least. But then, it will not replace my job. I started into AI in the infancy stage many many years ago. I got bored with the state of the technology back then and went a different path. No regrets, but it would have been nice to see billions of dollars from Mr Gates. lol
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wrote on 23 Jan 2023, 15:42 last edited by
It’s very similar to what you see on consulting company websites. Complete bullshit speak littered with term of the day words. Vague as can be.
In other words, spot on.
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It’s very similar to what you see on consulting company websites. Complete bullshit speak littered with term of the day words. Vague as can be.
In other words, spot on.
wrote on 23 Jan 2023, 15:47 last edited byIt’s very similar to what you see on consulting company websites. Complete bullshit speak littered with term of the day words. Vague as can be.
In other words, spot on.
Marketing professionals were among the Golgrafrinchan people who originally populated earth in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, along with management consultants, hairdressers, and life-insurance salespeople.
The theory was that there were three kinds of people - leaders, doers and middlemen.
It's a little hard to argue with the logic of their solution.
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wrote on 24 Jan 2023, 15:11 last edited by Horace
"Shouldn't be taken seriously" is an interestingly perfect distillation of the concept of social exclusion, or marginalization.
But I don't know who either of those last two are, off the top of my head.
