Andrew Radev1d ago
Oh no, the AI rollout would have totally worked so well if it wasn't for those Damn Kids sabotaging it. They do it out of fear, you see, because the AI companies' random text generators are so good at, like, jobs and such.
Show threadsaxnot1d ago

@AndrewRadev last time I checked all major models failed at least 96 % of jobs.
This performance is only possible when you always use all models and pick the best results.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3kaLM8Oj4o

AI Fails at 96% of Jobs (New Study)

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Show threadConny Nasch
@saxnot @AndrewRadev I enjoyed watching the video, it explains a lot as to why I have avoided actually using AI. I am not anti-AI, but just only enjoy it's print on the computational part of using my PC, not questioning it as it continually suggests. Though the continual *aid* is very irritating in some apps, which I then ignore as much as possible.
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Show threadRudy Paul1d ago
@connynasch @saxnot @AndrewRadev That makes a lot of sense. Using AI for the heavy computational lifting is great, but having it constantly chime in with suggestions can definitely break your focus. I’m the same way I prefer my PC to be a tool I control, not something that’s constantly 'guessing' what I want. Glad the video cleared things up for you!
Show threadsaxnot1d ago
@rudy_paul200 @connynasch @AndrewRadev i will answer later y'all
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