Well, I had an issue where I needed to scrape a website for a bunch of individual links to specific pages for contract information so I could dynamically link a purchase order line to that page within our ERP. I'm not particularly good at scripting with html/Javascript so I just asked chatGPT for some help and it gave me a script to do it in like 4 seconds.
Well, I was referring generically to the few hundred other similar posts I've seen on lemmy. Did OpenAI say that chatGPT is particularly good at identifying when the user is trying to trick it?
"solve this puzzle" would imply there is a puzzle to be solved, but there clearly isn't.
But you're right, I don't even care if people make fun gpt, it's funny when it gets things wrong. I just think that lemmy users will be like "see this thing is stupid, it can't answer this simple question!", when you can ask it, in plain human language, to do some things that an average user would find really difficult.
that one guy that takes the confirmation bias too far!
might say things like "wow and this is going to take our jobs?"
Asking an llm to do things it's particularly bad at and being surprised that it isn't good at it
cherry picked results
a bunch of angry nerds
I swear lemmy is somehow simultaneously a bunch of very smart, tech inclined people but also a bunch of nerds who close their eyes and cover their ears while screeching nonsense the moment something they don't like comes about.
I work for a nonprofit Healthcare system, unfortunately the companies we buy our materials from are definitely for profit, as are the insurance companies that do their damnest to not spend their money.
It's a meme, like 99% of memes are low effort, stolen content. I would argue that someone taking the time to make an image that relates to the joke, even if it's ai generated, is pretty high effort comparatively.
Sure, but stackoverflow sucks and has shitty culture.