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Biggest problem with GPT is how to get it to quick making shit up like a drunk guy at a bar.
Getting some amazing "truthy" insights from it that are useful regardless, but it's making up citations and things that make the statement technically inaccurate.
I'm sort of excited for Bing to have access to GPT-3 powered results.
But I’m *really* excited that maybe they'll use it to stop sending me these emails.
@wilreynolds I was chatting with a teammate today about client communication and meetings and the follow up from the conversation was basically having them read everything ranking for “communicating with clients site:seerinteractive.com”.
Sharing since I thought you'd appreciate it. It's quite a resource when you line them all up like that.
"What would a contract requirement even look like?"
Actually pretty easy - most agency contracts have sub-contractor requirements as well as 'original content' types of clauses already.
Here's a simple example but they're often more specific than this.
I recently drafted up an internal AI policy to clarify for our team how we're using it.
TLDR - you're encouraged to use GPT-3 for any operational improvements - but do not use it for generating published content, and disclose its usage anytime it ends up in a deliverable.
