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Highly skeptical of AI applications like this, unless you have a personal active learning model that you can refine over time. Otherwise, it can only really ans
by phailhaus 4y ago
Highly skeptical of AI applications like this, unless you have a personal active learning model that you can refine over time. Otherwise, it can only really answer broad canned questions like "10 ways async communication is more productive". As the other commenter pointed out, seems like it would be way more useful to use AI to summarize existing content and suggest links than to pretend like it can do the work of an employee with zero context.
- zerkten 4y agoI'm skeptical too, but at the very least this gets buzz with somewhat limited development and maintenance effort. Summarizing your content and building personal models is expensive, hard to debug and support, and it opens the possibility of attacks from competitors who "don't process your data" or "build models off customer data" (even if properly secured/isolated.)
- jibe 4y agoI work for a company in the blogging space (not AI related), and we are seeing huge uptake on AI content generation. Something tipped in the last month or so. For most bloggers, the hardest part of a creating a piece of content is starting it - staring at the blank screen. At best, they are using AI to jumpstart themselves, then they can flesh it out, rewrite, etc. Human nature being what it is though… Overall, I think it is effective enough to be a complete disaster for the internet.