OT Chat GPT

AI based Q&A program. Kind of blowing up right now.

Anyone trying it out?

 

I use Chat HCP.
An ASS (artificial severe stupidity) based program that been blowing up scales for years.

 

Yes. I've been using it a ton for writing emails, updating marketing documents etc... So awesome.

This is so much better than Google, Siri, etc. it's mind blowing.

If Microsoft is smart they'll run it through a fact checker and use the Cortana interface and blow the other "assistants" out of the water.

Just beware, it'll lie to you. And very convincingly.

 

How do you use it to write emails?

Still learning the ins and outs of it.

 

Pretty cool:



I guess schools are banning this on phones because kids using it to write essays

 

Yup, Jan 17th is on a Tuesday not Sunday:

 

You just make a quick, concise email with only the bare information you want to share, then you tell it to re-write it to make it more pleasant. Then you can tell it to re-write it to make it more interesting, or whatever.... most of my time writing emails is spent in trying not to piss off everybody I've addressed it to. ChatGPT has saved me a ton by not having to worry about that.

 

@Chris Craig @Shogun X

ChatGPT is trained using data that only goes up to (I believe) 2021.

If you don't specify the year it may be using a random year or defaulting to 2021 since that's the latest information it has been trained on.

 

I write engaging emails already though.

 

Of that, I have no doubt. It helps me though.

 

I do get lazy though, I guess I can ask it to pre-write then I can edit it.

 

Yeah, I definitely edit it after and check for accuracy.

 

Those kids should just cite it as a source.

 

Wow, thanks! I hadn't checked it out yet. Wow

 

Ha thanks man….. wait

 

OK @Phatguysrule and @Shogun X - Chat GPT is blowing my mind.

As a writer, I see I am now am instantly a dinosaur. But as a marketer and seller of content, this is a goldmine.

 

Agreed. Problem is accuracy. It can be easily used to push false narratives far cheaper and far more effectively anything we've ever experienced.

 

Microsoft is smart...

Microsoft in talks to invest $10 bln in ChatGPT-owner OpenAI, Semafor reports