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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Have you guys actually used it?

My son put in prompts for potential essay questions he had for a mid term exam.  He was given 8 prompts to study and would have to write live in-class on one of them.

The ChatGPT answers were REALLY crappy.  He had the system re-write the the answer several times (you can click "re-write") and it just kept spitting out the same surface-level crap. 
IF he had turned in any of this verbatim or an at-home essay he would have received about a D-.  It very surface level stuff and it was also about 200 words total.

I get that it will improve but not until someone writes current stuff on all of those questions and uploads it to some corner of the internet.  Not likely.

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Once again, it is basically the first iteration. Wait until 10 years from now when it is much better. Kids in high school now are screwed.[/quote]
No guarantee this will happen. Again, look at self-driving tech. Ten years ago, we were promised fleets of self-driving cars by 2018. Instead, the tech plateaued early and remains impractical. As with self-driving, society is also deeply wary of AI. It’s far more likely we’ll see regulation. It may not come from congress, but expect it from licensing boards, etc.[/quote]

Can hear to say this re: self driving. There’s absolutely no logic to “well sure it sucks now but inevitably it will later blow our minds.” [/quote]

Most ai evangelists should look at how Tesla autopilot “learns”…low paid workers manually labeling images coming in from cameras.  So very advanced!  /s

They are constantly hiring for this role
https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=49f460782ba68899&utm_campaign=google_jobs_apply&utm_source=google_jobs_apply&utm_medium=organic[/quote]

AI for driving is a lot harder problem to solve than AI for rote, overpaid white collar work where you are just doing reports or making presentations.  [/quote]

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