saying "I was wrong" in meetings: boring. puts the blame on you.
"I hallucinated": modern. shows you're using the latest tech. it's not your fault you're wrong.
saying "I was wrong" in meetings: boring. puts the blame on you.
"I hallucinated": modern. shows you're using the latest tech. it's not your fault you're wrong.
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I would love to have the confidence of AI when presenting anything ππΎ
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I must say THIS is what really makes me very afraid of AI. I'm not afraid that AI develops sentiment, becomes a "super intelligence" and takes over the world.
But that everybody and their brother use AI for everything. And subtle and not so subtle "errors" in the results are not detected and therefore end up in the decision.
Leading to in the "best case" unjust outcomes and in the worst case to catastrophic failure.
Actually I'm still not really afraid of the artificial intelligence but rather of the lack of intelligence when it is being applied.
I hope so much that this hype passes fast
@hbons Hah! Reminds me of my lovely boss Fabio asking me, 'Keith, in the meetings, instead of saying "you're talking bollox", could you maybe try "sadly that seems not to be the case"'
I'm still employed there, so perhaps I took that on-board enough π
fav was a guy who, after having his misinformation corrected, would always respond with, "yes, that's correct"
@hbons reminds me of our choir conductor who will often accuse us of composing when we sing something different from what the sheet music says: βplease stop composing and sing whatβs written insteadβ
it does feel nicer to be accused of being a composer compared to being accused of doing something wrong, so i do appreciate the tactic
But responding with, "I want some of those mushrooms you've been on." seems to cause people to take offense. π’
Maybe it's just me, but saying "I hallucinated" in a business meeting suggests you're dropping acid on company time.