This happened a few days ago, so if there were any other businesses that were using something like this before, they probably aren't now.
Already scoped out the websites of car dealerships and real estate companies by me, no dice...
This happened a few days ago, so if there were any other businesses that were using something like this before, they probably aren't now.
Already scoped out the websites of car dealerships and real estate companies by me, no dice...
My tech friends considered that chatbot to be a free subscription to ChatGPT and were getting it to output python code.
That's hilarious!
No takesies backsies. The computer really wants to make sure you take this Tahoe.
Notice it responded twice the same way. I'm sure the bot was instructed to only answer in that way, (by the other participant in the chat)
In reply to Opti :
Yes, if you click the link you'll see the whole conversation.
So, do they really have to give this guy a truck for $1?
I decline to use or adopt AI anytime I see it. Technology has advanced far more quickly than I am comfortable with and I have decided to stop participating. I understand that it will become so ubiquitous and so good that I will not be able to tell and that is horrifying to me, but still so long as I'm able I am opting out.
Keith Tanner said:In reply to Opti :
Yes, if you click the link you'll see the whole conversation.
I generally just like to read the head line and jump to conclusions. Reading is for Nerds.
Yah probably should have read it first
bearmtnmartin (Forum Supporter) said:I decline to use or adopt AI anytime I see it. Technology has advanced far more quickly than I am comfortable with and I have decided to stop participating. I understand that it will become so ubiquitous and so good that I will not be able to tell and that is horrifying to me, but still so long as I'm able I am opting out.
Rather than enacting a limited personal Butlerian Jihad, I seek to change the systems that cause technological advancement to threaten rather than aid human wellbeing.
In reply to GameboyRMH :
Sounds optimistic. In what ways have you had any success at that?
In reply to bearmtnmartin (Forum Supporter) :
I tried really hard to learn and use machine learning in the last few years of my career- hoping that it would provide insight to some issues we had in cars. For now, it's not that good at picking hard details out in data. It's "key" was to use mass amounts of statistical analysis. I see that process as limiting its potential.
Meaning it's only as good as its programming. And I see AI as the same.
One key thing that really bugs me about the future is the total acceptance of auto coding. IMHO, it generated really poorly written and massively bulky code. Logic is poor and super hard to follow- simple one line calculations in C or FORTRAN ends up in multi line layered and hard to follow code. And I expect the coders for AI and "machine learning" mostly do the same- so the code that runs these devices sucks relative to what was state of the art coding less than 30 years ago.
In reply to SV reX :
As with almost all individual efforts at solving huge global issues, my own contribution to any successes has been immeasurably tiny. However, recently I've started work on something that will take a few years to complete in my spare time but could have a significant impact.
(Not a Capt. Killdozer tank, I don't have the space or money for that...and that wouldn't have a significant impact)
In reply to GameboyRMH :
I am too old to change the world. I will just limit my participation.
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