Where's your sense of adventure 😛I would rather have Siri tell me it doesn’t know the answer and provide a link then to just make up a fake one.
We can ignore the AI, but we cannot stop it. It can be broken like as any other tool, but it's really good if used as intended.
This would surely require a scabbard!
Not really, it makes mistakes that people wouldn't make. For instance, I asked it to name the chapters of a Classical Japanese book. A person who was asked that question would list the chapter names they know, then the ones they are unsure of with a comment that they are unsure, then admit they don't know the rest. ChatGPT very confidently listed the chapter names, some of which were correct, and others totally made up. People just don't do that kind of thing.
What do you mean by "sadly"?
Sadly, Spotify isn't integrated into macOS.
Sadly, Amazon isn't integrated into macOS.
Sadly, the Chinese horoscope isn't integrated into macOS.
Not all software needs to be integrated into the operating system just because it's fun to use for a while.
I'm really curious about it.I run a software company and it has been a profound game changer for us.
I have downloaded the MacGPT app, but is showing an empty dialog, and asks for a sign in link, which I do not have.
Am I missing something?
I do have a account for Chatgpt
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so you can have another app in fullscreen mode and still be able to access ChatGPT, ensuring the rich information resource remains just a click away
I'm really curious about it.
It seems to me that the much idolized AI is in most cases deferred human intelligence, that is, the limits and options available to the sw are bound, among many aspects, even to the humans who write that code.
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Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it.Microsoft is getting ahead. I have moved to Edge with Bing on all of my Apple
ChatGPT requires an account.I have downloaded the MacGPT app, but is showing an empty dialog, and asks for a sign in link, which I do not have.
Am I missing something?
I do have a account for Chatgpt
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Lots of negativity in here. I find ChatGPT to be pretty cool and unlike the internet-based AI attempts last decade it seems people haven’t managed to immediately turn it into a racist fascist.
It’s a hell of a lot better at answering complicated questions than Siri is.
It seems to me that the greatest interest in these systems is simply linked to a cost cut and, commercially, from tying very close users to a service they cannot do without.Hardware and energy bound too. Scaling such systems comes at massive cost to companies, the environment and society. That’s before we even consider how different governments and spy agencies around the world can use them for repression. Not one person in these conversation ever brings up how democracies can fail and what replaces them can use such technologies to completely silence and dox opponents.
This stuff really helps authoritarianism more than anything else. That’s why nobody has really asked for this stuff and the major investors are not sane people.
You aren't using it right.Tried ChatGPT and it does not feel any diffrent from Siri and Google Assistant (except that ChatGPT can write code). I don't really have much interest in it.
Thanks for this. Until seeing you reply, I thought i've descended into some techno nursing home nightmare.Bizarrely negative responses in here from a supposedly tech orientated crowd - looks more like a middle aged Dad convention.
Most people confusing what it is, most people referencing Bings implementation which is very different.
I think it's fantastic - I wish Apple would scrap Siri and start again based on AI like this as it'd actually 1. understand what you're asking and 2. give you some useful information back.
So far this week i've used it to, translate to other languages far better than Google translate does (and the even better DeepL) - you don't even need to write out exactly what you want to say. Just tell it generally what you want it to tell someone in the language and it'll write with full concise references.
I've had it sort data from a PDF for me - it was formatted so I couldn't copy the numbers I needed in a list, so I just copied the raw messy unformatted data and told them to pick them out for me, it did.
I've had it re-write customer facing messages for me when i'm too tired to work them well in the first place.
I've had it write scripts and codes for me - i've had it translate code from one language to another.
I've had it write jazz chords for me with an emphasis on what style I want.
I've had it come up with an analogy for someone to explain the difference between a Mosfet and a Relay switch
I've had it answer riddles instantly
I've had it work out complex maths issues for me by just explaining them in english
For those who've said "I can't think of a single reason to use it" maybe it's you that's the problem rather than ChatGPT?
For now though it's best to ask it for facts unless you know the answers are in it's database, or for news - as it's not up to date. It is prone to just making **** up, so don't ask it for information on someone to take into an argument. That's definitely not it's strong point right now.
It seems like people complaining about GPT are from the same camp that drive off cliffs following Waze directions without applying even 0.01% of their natural intellect. No amount of AI can save that.So far, it's been great at some Excel formulas.
I think it's an incredible demonstration. That said, I'm not sure I'd give it control of my home automation system just yet...
Agreed but inference is not AI but heavily data driven Machine Learning.I'm finally really feeling old
I'm so profoundly uninterested in this and most all things related to AI also