Do you use ChatGPT for work?

Anonymous
Such as summarizing documents?
Anonymous
And is it against company policy?
Anonymous
Yes

No
Anonymous
Nope and nope but there are very strict parameters in how we can use it.
Anonymous
No and yes, mostly. There are some instances where people can use a program my agency developed if they need it as a reasonable accommodation.
Anonymous
I use it frequently to get a quick summary of things, to proofread, and for other purposes.
Anonymous
Forgot to add, no rule against it.

I also use a proprietary pair AI for legal research and drafting.
Anonymous
No, I'm good at my job.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:No, I'm good at my job.


Not as good as you would be with AI! haha.
Anonymous
Yes - speeds things up
Anonymous
No. Yes.

My company doesn't want our IP training ChatGPT.
Anonymous
We can use copilot but not ChatGPT. Copilot doesn’t use company data to train, potentially making it publicly accessible. I find it marginally helpful. I can write flow of consciousness, have it clean up the language, then edi.
Anonymous
No. I don’t even have an account.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:No, I'm good at my job.


Not as good as you would be with AI! haha.


Some AI has its place as a tool but the OP said ChatGPT. ChatGPT has no valid function. It's an expensive toy.
Anonymous
I tried using it for a short cut to help me. It wasn’t helpful at all because the documents require critical thinking and extrapolating information. AI still has a long way to go!!

I did have it summarize Project 2025 and focus specifically on my agency and field.
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