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[Migrated, see pinned post] Casual Conversation
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I see a lot of hate for them on Lemmy, but I find hem quite helpful with earning how to work with computers and also summarizing general info I search for on the internet. Rather than spend 20 minutes reading thru various websites on a topic know nothing about, I can simply ask an LLM. Eve if they are known to make mistakes, I can accommodate that possibility if the stakes are high enough by looking into it further.
A programmer friend of mine uses AI constantly now in his work. Once during a D&D game he had ChatGPT write database code for a character generator or something, I forget the actual goal, just while sitting there between turns. It churned out the tedious routine crap you always have to write for tasks like that. He said he's had it refactor his own code, and it has come up with interesting approaches he wouldn't have thought of. Pretty amazing for software that essentially just reshuffles material it's already seen to create something that looks like what a human would produce, without actually understanding what it's doing.