Joerg Lorenz <[email protected]> wrote:
Am 19.02.23 um 10:22 schrieb Alan B:
Anyone tried using an AI system to analyse problems with your Mac or
anything else come to think of it? I think if my Macs start playing up I >>> might be better off replacing them rather than consult such systems!
<https://eclecticlight.co/2023/02/19/last-week-on-my-mac-getting-help-from-chatgpt-and-ai/>
What is so difficult to understand in "Artificial"?
Yes indeed. We need to take their advice with a very large pinch of salt
for the time being.
Am 19.02.23 um 10:22 schrieb Alan B:
Anyone tried using an AI system to analyse problems with your Mac or
anything else come to think of it? I think if my Macs start playing up I
might be better off replacing them rather than consult such systems!
<https://eclecticlight.co/2023/02/19/last-week-on-my-mac-getting-help-from-chatgpt-and-ai/>
What is so difficult to understand in "Artificial"?
Anyone tried using an AI system to analyse problems with your Mac or
anything else come to think of it? I think if my Macs start playing up I might be better off replacing them rather than consult such systems!
<https://eclecticlight.co/2023/02/19/last-week-on-my-mac-getting-help-from-chatgpt-and-ai/>
On 2023-02-19 09:22:35 +0000, Alan B said:
Anyone tried using an AI system to analyse problems with your Mac or
anything else come to think of it? I think if my Macs start playing up I
might be better off replacing them rather than consult such systems!
<https://eclecticlight.co/2023/02/19/last-week-on-my-mac-getting-help-from-chatgpt-and-ai/>
I was reading on Reddit about programmers using it to write code. It
seems to have been quite useful in gebnerating something that could be cleaned up and used.
Anyone tried using an AI system to analyse problems with your Mac or
anything else come to think of it? I think if my Macs start playing up I might be better off replacing them rather than consult such systems!
<https://eclecticlight.co/2023/02/19/last-week-on-my-mac-getting-help-from-chatgpt-and-ai/>
Anyone tried using an AI system to analyse problems with your Mac or
anything else come to think of it? I think if my Macs start playing up I might be better off replacing them rather than consult such systems!
<https://eclecticlight.co/2023/02/19/last-week-on-my-mac-getting-help-from-chatgpt-and-ai/>
On 2023-02-19 09:22:35 +0000, Alan B said:
Anyone tried using an AI system to analyse problems with your Mac or
anything else come to think of it? I think if my Macs start playing up I
might be better off replacing them rather than consult such systems!
<https://eclecticlight.co/2023/02/19/last-week-on-my-mac-getting-help-from-chatgpt-and-ai/>
I was reading on Reddit about programmers using it to write code. It
seems to have been quite useful in gebnerating something that could be cleaned up and used.
As a one-time university teacher it's worrying. I've pumped a few social policy qs into it and the answers are pretty impressive in a mid-grade, liberal, US-centric sort of way. Critically, the answers are entirely unreferenced.
Apparently it's well capable of confounding anti-plagiarism software too. Back
to unseen paper exams?!
As a one-time university teacher it's worrying. I've pumped a few social >policy qs into it and the answers are pretty impressive in a mid-grade, >liberal, US-centric sort of way. Critically, the answers are entirely >unreferenced.
In article <tst0f4$cjmn$[email protected]>, RJH <[email protected]> wrote:
As a one-time university teacher it's worrying. I've pumped a few social >policy qs into it and the answers are pretty impressive in a mid-grade, >liberal, US-centric sort of way. Critically, the answers are entirely >unreferenced.
You can ask it to produce references, and it will do so, but they will typically be irrelevant or even completely fictitious. Then it
becomes a test of the marker's diligence!
On 19 Feb 2023 at 09:22:35 GMT, Alan B wrote:
Anyone tried using an AI system to analyse problems with your Mac or
anything else come to think of it? I think if my Macs start playing up I
might be better off replacing them rather than consult such systems!
<https://eclecticlight.co/2023/02/19/last-week-on-my-mac-getting-help-from-chatgpt-and-ai/>
That's pretty poor - can't even get the initialisms right.
As a one-time university teacher it's worrying. I've pumped a few social policy qs into it and the answers are pretty impressive in a mid-grade, liberal, US-centric sort of way. Critically, the answers are entirely unreferenced.
Apparently it's well capable of confounding anti-plagiarism software too. Back
to unseen paper exams?!
Anyone tried using an AI system to analyse problems with your Mac or
anything else come to think of it? I think if my Macs start playing up I might be better off replacing them rather than consult such systems!
On 19 Feb 2023, Alan B wrote
(in article<tsspor$btav$[email protected]>):
Anyone tried using an AI system to analyse problems with your Mac or
anything else come to think of it? I think if my Macs start playing up I
might be better off replacing them rather than consult such systems!
As others have commented (though not here, I think) "ChatGPT" to a French >speaker means "Cat, I farted".
Martin S Taylor <[email protected]> wrote:
On 19 Feb 2023, Alan B wrote
(in article<tsspor$btav$[email protected]>):
Anyone tried using an AI system to analyse problems with your Mac or
anything else come to think of it? I think if my Macs start playing up I >>> might be better off replacing them rather than consult such systems!
As others have commented (though not here, I think) "ChatGPT" to a French
speaker means "Cat, I farted".
The French must be amused when they come here and find we have pet
shops.
I heard about some Dutch tourists photographing the fire extinguishers
on the London Underground - they were emblazoned with 'LUL', which
apparently means willie or fanny.
On 19 Feb 2023, Alan B wrote
(in article<tsspor$btav$[email protected]>):
Anyone tried using an AI system to analyse problems with your Mac or anything else come to think of it? I think if my Macs start playing up I might be better off replacing them rather than consult such systems!
As others have commented (though not here, I think) "ChatGPT" to a French speaker means "Cat, I farted".
Martin S Taylor <[email protected]> wrote:
On 19 Feb 2023, Alan B wrote
(in article<tsspor$btav$[email protected]>):
Anyone tried using an AI system to analyse problems with your Mac or anything else come to think of it? I think if my Macs start playing up I might be better off replacing them rather than consult such systems!
As others have commented (though not here, I think) "ChatGPT" to a French speaker means "Cat, I farted".
The French must be amused when they come here and find we have pet
shops.
I heard about some Dutch tourists photographing the fire extinguishers
on the London Underground - they were emblazoned with 'LUL', which
apparently means willie or fanny.
Martin S Taylor <[email protected]> wrote:
On 19 Feb 2023, Alan B wrote
(in article<tsspor$btav$[email protected]>):
Anyone tried using an AI system to analyse problems with your Mac or
anything else come to think of it? I think if my Macs start playing up I >>> might be better off replacing them rather than consult such systems!
As others have commented (though not here, I think) "ChatGPT" to a French
speaker means "Cat, I farted".
The French must be amused when they come here and find we have pet
shops.
I heard about some Dutch tourists photographing the fire extinguishers
on the London Underground - they were emblazoned with 'LUL', which
apparently means willie or fanny.
On 22 Feb 2023 at 17:40:24 GMT, "Liz Tuddenham" <Liz Tuddenham> wrote:
Martin S Taylor <[email protected]> wrote:
On 19 Feb 2023, Alan B wrote
(in article<tsspor$btav$[email protected]>):
Anyone tried using an AI system to analyse problems with your Mac or
anything else come to think of it? I think if my Macs start playing up I >>> might be better off replacing them rather than consult such systems!
As others have commented (though not here, I think) "ChatGPT" to a French >> speaker means "Cat, I farted".
The French must be amused when they come here and find we have pet
shops.
I heard about some Dutch tourists photographing the fire extinguishers
on the London Underground - they were emblazoned with 'LUL', which apparently means willie or fanny.
I had a great-aunt Fanny, Language is a strange beast. You can no longer run across a field with gay abandon.
A joke going back perhas to Victorian times relates how a foreigner came to England for the first time and was much impressed by the railways. "Do you know", he said on return, "They have carriages for No Smoking and Ladies Only,
and whole trains for Reading and Bath!".
John Hill <[email protected]> wrote:
On 22 Feb 2023 at 17:40:24 GMT, "Liz Tuddenham" <Liz Tuddenham> wrote:
Martin S Taylor<[email protected]> wrote:
On 19 Feb 2023, Alan B wrote
(in article<tsspor$btav$[email protected]>):
Anyone tried using an AI system to analyse problems with your Mac or anything else come to think of it? I think if my Macs start playing up I
might be better off replacing them rather than consult such systems!
As others have commented (though not here, I think) "ChatGPT" to a French
speaker means "Cat, I farted".
The French must be amused when they come here and find we have pet
shops.
I heard about some Dutch tourists photographing the fire extinguishers
on the London Underground - they were emblazoned with 'LUL', which apparently means willie or fanny.
I had a great-aunt Fanny, Language is a strange beast. You can no longer run
across a field with gay abandon.
A joke going back perhas to Victorian times relates how a foreigner came to England for the first time and was much impressed by the railways. "Do you know", he said on return, "They have carriages for No Smoking and Ladies Only,
and whole trains for Reading and Bath!".
Or the foreigner who had come to London to learn English. When he saw
the sign outside a cinema "South Pacific, pronounced success" he went straight back home.
As others have commented (though not here, I think) "ChatGPT" to a French speaker means "Cat, I farted".
The French must be amused when they come here and find we have pet shops.
I heard about some Dutch tourists photographing the fire extinguishers on the London Underground - they were emblazoned with 'LUL', which apparently means willie or fanny.
I had a great-aunt Fanny, Language is a strange beast. You can no
longer run across a field with gay abandon.
A joke going back perhas to Victorian times relates how a foreigner
came to England for the first time and was much impressed by the railways. "Do you know", he said on return, "They have carriages for
No Smoking and Ladies Only, and whole trains for Reading and Bath!".
Or the foreigner who had come to London to learn English. When he saw
the sign outside a cinema "South Pacific, pronounced success" he went straight back home.
I often wonder if the French say "Mon paquet a été livré par DPD".
On 23 Feb 2023, Liz Tuddenham wrote
(in article<1q6lku7.4cqs81t4rru2N%[email protected]d>):
John Hill <[email protected]> wrote:
On 22 Feb 2023 at 17:40:24 GMT, "Liz Tuddenham" <Liz Tuddenham> wrote:
Martin S Taylor<[email protected]> wrote:
On 19 Feb 2023, Alan B wrote
(in article<tsspor$btav$[email protected]>): >>>>>
Anyone tried using an AI system to analyse problems with your Mac or >>>>>> anything else come to think of it? I think if my Macs start playing up I >>>>>> might be better off replacing them rather than consult such systems! >>>>>As others have commented (though not here, I think) "ChatGPT" to a French >>>>> speaker means "Cat, I farted".
The French must be amused when they come here and find we have pet
shops.
I heard about some Dutch tourists photographing the fire extinguishers >>>> on the London Underground - they were emblazoned with 'LUL', which
apparently means willie or fanny.
I had a great-aunt Fanny, Language is a strange beast. You can no longer run
across a field with gay abandon.
A joke going back perhas to Victorian times relates how a foreigner came to >>> England for the first time and was much impressed by the railways. "Do you >>> know", he said on return, "They have carriages for No Smoking and Ladies >>> Only,
and whole trains for Reading and Bath!".
Or the foreigner who had come to London to learn English. When he saw
the sign outside a cinema "South Pacific, pronounced success" he went
straight back home.
I often wonder if the French say "Mon paquet a été livré par DPD".
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