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[-] pixxelkick@lemmy.world 19 points 1 week ago

Something that some coworkers have started doing that is even more rude in my opinion, as a new social etiquette, is AI summarizing my own writing in response to me, or just outright copypasting my question to gpt and then pasting it back to me

Not even "I asked chatgpt and it said", they just dump it in the chat @ me

Sometimes I'll write up a 2~3 paragraph thought on something.

And then I'll get a ping 15min later and go take a look at what someone responded with annnd... it starts with "Here's a quick summary of what (pixxelkick) said! "

I find this horribly rude tbh, because:

  1. If I wanted to be AI summarized, I would do that myself damnit
  2. You just clogged up the chat with garbage
  3. like 70% of the time it misquotes me or gets my points wrong, which muddies the convo
  4. It's just kind of... dismissive? Like instead of just fucking read what I wrote (and I consider myself pretty good at conveying a point), they pump it through the automatic enshittifier without my permission/consent, and dump it straight into the chat as if this is now the talking point instead of my own post 1 comment up

I have had to very gently respond each time a person does this at work and state that I am perfectly able to AI summarize myself well on my own, and while I appreciate their attempt its... just coming across as wasting everyones time.

[-] XLE@piefed.social 5 points 1 week ago

This is sad, really. People are fed the lie that AI is objective, and apparently they think that they will get the objective summary of what you said if they run it through a chatbot.

And the more people interact with chatbots, the harder they find it to interact outside of the chatbots. So they might feel even more uncomfortable with asking you to summarize yourself. So they go back to the chatbot. It's a self-perpetuating cycle.

[-] MrKoyun@lemmy.world 3 points 1 week ago

I hate people so fucking much

[-] doesit@sh.itjust.works 0 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

I'd leave the appreciate the attempt out. You don't.
More importantly, would enquire if they use corporate or free AI. Second one is used for training and has no or low protection of (perhaps sensitive) corporate info/data.

[-] pixxelkick@lemmy.world 1 points 1 week ago

We have extensive corporate AI systems (software engineers), we have an entire wing of our company dedicated to AI exploration and development.

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