@BathysphereHat that's fair! I've used it for some research for work, for recipes, and for gardening, but most of the rest is just fucking around for me, too.
I've done so, but still wanted to explicitly pronounce my distaste for the technology and for the marketing hype and fanboi fawning. Deep breath... and move on 😀
This is a rare case where the technology just cannot be viewed as neutral. All of the "it will save time" labels have missed just how much time will be wasted by the information pollution. This is the Deepwater Horizon oil spill of The Web.
So this is the thing... I actually *want* to use ChatGPT more. I think it's super powerful and can do a lot. The thing is, I'm not finding moments where I actually need it. It's faster to write code myself and most stuff I can find on Google faster than coming up with a prompt. I don't want to get left behind in the next wave of tech evolution, but I'm struggling to find ways to use it in my daily life (even outside of work).
I have used it twice; I think that LLM can be interesting as a sounding board in areas where I am knowledgeable enough to understand falsehoods and hallucinations in the response. However, the current lack of transparency regarding the training architecture and data sets, as well as third-party revelations regarding training have me ethically opposed to the current tools and companies deploying LLM. There is potential there when coupled with other models and with better transparency
I think for me it replaces my previous research process: complicated Google queries, reading through Wikipedia articles and websites, and then writing it up as bullet points.
I know a lot of people are upset that chatGPT doesn't credit original authors, but I wasn't doing that in my previous work for private research anyway. 🤷🏽♂️
i mean, you might not have been citing them, but you were probably evaluating their trustworthiness on some level subconsciously, right? like you're not going to trust a fox news or breitbart article
@shoofle sure, but I don't need to ensure that its recommendations for berry bushes in southern Quebec's climate come from unimpeachable sources. I just look up those species on Wikipedia to double-check.
I use it for ideas for titles of papers. I provide a summary and the audience (usually security, usually #DefCon), and I get a few kinda funny choices to riff on.
an experiment on digesting a large wiki’s content and requesting analysis by topic or theme or … i am not sure what i am looking for or what i may find or notice
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•I'm an about-weekly. I use it for cocktail recipes, cooking, gardening, and research for work and school.
I've found it really helpful. I almost never use the output directly; it's almost always for research.
Occasionally I'll share the content directly with colleagues; "here's what chatGPT says." I haven't ever passed off the output as my own work.
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