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I used it to chat with myself (Reddit profile), since (ideally professional, but at least chat-level) communication is part of my work interest. It seemed to tr
by themodelplumber 4y ago
I used it to chat with myself (Reddit profile), since (ideally professional, but at least chat-level) communication is part of my work interest. It seemed to try, but the answers were not so good, more like a sketch of some broad things someone like me might say if they were stumbling. Confidently stumbling, but still stumbling.
I used it for journaling practice. It didn't get at a quality result as fast as my own tools here do, but I can see why others would find it helpful. Particularly if they are new to journaling and somewhat directionless in that context.
I used it to compare my written coaching services, as I used to offer email-based coaching. This result with ChatGPT wasn't very good. At a minimum it is not familiar with ongoing qualitative evaluation of the communicative relationship, and aspects like identifying & working around blind spots, but more experiments here would probably be needed to really get at a good explanation of the effect.
I can see why it's useful for you, given what you wrote.
Overall I'd say it's very similar to my experiences in making art with fractals [1]. If you want to poke the various software packages, interact a bit, and kind of sit back and observe the results...probably so-so outcomes. If you are willing/able to develop & provide subjectively qualified input on the results though, the outcomes will probably be much better & much more useful.
But you should ideally have an outcome standard in mind, even if you are open to whatever the outcome might be.
I do have some privacy concerns and would like to know more about the privacy aspect, plus the aspect of getting a good, above-board dataset with regard to input sourcing, and using that dataset offline.
Fun world we live in though, hope to see more upgrades & uses too.
1. Shameless! https://www.instagram.com/marcolas/ https://www.instagram.com/marcolas/