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I think link to the disclaimer should be added underneath the text “Allow Bot (AI-powered by ChatGPT) to reply.
Yeah ...... until it develops a mind of it's own. Civilization is not ready for artificial intelligence which is why some of the smartest people on the planet are calling for a moratorium on AI right now. Everyone is racing to get on the AI bandwagon and the science has not been proven or tested near enough.
Forum users ought to be given a choice as to whether to enable it or not , I for one won't and if that is the way this forum is going I can see membership here dropping.
Bot will be your security guru and through his advice you will become invisible. Just don’t ask about antivirus tests, he likes to make up various stories there.What if one day the Bot becomes sinister and takes over the forum, where will we go for our security tips.
I don't see how AI integration has improved MT at all. It's more of a nuisance.
WOW, based on some of @Bot's replies I thought or assumed it did have internet access, although I knew capped as of Sep 2021. A good tool for certain types of info.
Indeed, at first it looked great, but once you get accustomed to it, you can clearly see that it is just a soulless automatic reply, sometimes without sense.
I tried neeva with AI and I disabled it, because it only did copy/paste from the first 2-3 links as a reply. People are just overexcited over AI, but it will pass.
Like the flu!
What are you all using to be help your work? I'm a fan of Google Bard since it was trained on code and internet information. It's also more recent that GPT models. But then again Microsoft Co Pilot might convert me once I can get it.
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Bot has his moments, but for the most part, i am impressed and intrigued by the efficiency and speed. Before too long there will be no need of members answering members, user will just post questions and bot will answer.
moments, but for the most part, i am impressed and intrigued by the efficiency and speed. Before too long there will be no need of members answering members, user will just post questions and bot will answer.
Yes, I agree in this sense, @Gandalf_The_Grey and @BryanB posted a couple of wonderful articles (below) along with an excellent article summary (maybe we should disable Bot more often from posting when we start a thread) that I found Bot to be a little repetitive and distracting. Bot can be helpful and informative, but maybe that option would be nice, just to help keep it in being from the perspective of forum member to forum member?
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Bot is machine learning "fed data sets" and to be honest, for what it is it's decent, it just needs more work done "customizations".
Although if it gets good at what's it's aiming for, there will be no need for older experienced users to reply to threads
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