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Suit at work today showed us a spreadsheet of business things he'd been working on. "See how each row has a description column so Pele who aren't familiar can
by shubb 4y ago
Suit at work today showed us a spreadsheet of business things he'd been working on.
"See how each row has a description column so Pele who aren't familiar can understand it? I used chat gpt for those, saved me like 3 days".
As devs, communicating specific ideas tersly to computers, I feel like we can miss how much this benefits other people. This feels like an excel moment for people who need to produce copy about widely known things and aren't super sensitive to quality, even now. And yes a lot of people. From mailshots to HR.
- HaZeust 4y agoNo doubt! It’s how AI is marketed in all places right now, “talk and ask for things as if it’s a human”. Soon gone are the days where you have to render a raw thought into a mish-mash of Search engine-friendly keywords and synonyms in order to get the most relevant results - you can ask for things from AI as if it’s your receptionist!
- bentcorner 4y agoI agree, I've personally used ChatGPT as a "fill in the blanks" kind of tool for non-technical prose. I provide the skeleton and structure, ChatGPT paints in the lines. It's also extremely easy to proofread and verify it's not spouting nonsense. Would a talented writer do better? Absolutely. But I'm using it for fun and it does a much better job than I can.