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I wish it could give more people "common sense"... For something that directly impacts myself: People abuse the 911 system when they don't know what to do. Ha
by monkmartinez 4y ago
I wish it could give more people "common sense"...
For something that directly impacts myself:
People abuse the 911 system when they don't know what to do. Have a tiny water leak? Call 911. Feeling sick but lack any notion on what might be the cause? Call 911. See someone sleeping on the side of a business? Call 911. Get too drunk/high/angry/sad? Call 911. Bleeding (doesn't matter how much)? Call 911. Someone is shot/stabbed/burned/mamed/disfigured? Call 911. Car accident? Call 911. Doctor can't see you? Call 911. Doctor can't see you RIGHT NOW? Call 911.
If we could send everyone a trust worthy chatGPT that could calculate probabilities of actual life safety problems vs. the bullshit we mostly see. I posit the EMS system in America would be vastly improved. I can't tell you how many untreated fevers I see on a daily basis. A probability based recommendation of Tylenol and water could reduce ER visits by a significant percentage.
- unknownhad 4y agoThat's a good use case, as far as I have used chat GPT I can see something like this happening in near future. Though 911 is one such use case where it is really easy to misinterpret the situation by something like AI. Not sure how true is this situation but I think it would be hard for AI to judge the situation in such cases. https://www.quora.com/Can-you-actually-call-emergency-services-and-order-a-pizza-as-a-ruse-for-help https://www.quora.com/Can-you-actually-call-emergency-servic...