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This is going to revolutionise office work. If it works as advertised, we are witnessing the complete reshuffling of (office) work and unprecedented productivi
by JanSt 4y ago
This is going to revolutionise office work.
If it works as advertised, we are witnessing the complete reshuffling of (office) work and unprecedented productivity increases.
I'm wondering about the future job market.
edit: livestream: https://news.microsoft.com/reinventing-productivity/ https://news.microsoft.com/reinventing-productivity/
- mihaaly 4y ago> If it works as advertised. Dit it ever happened that advertisements of hyped things did not work out as advertised? Wink, wink.
- croes 4y agoNo it won't, we'll get more useless texts because it's easier to write them, we'll get more communication errors because people will only read the summaries instead the real texts.
- andsoitis 4y ago> people will only read the summaries instead the real texts I can see a world where more humans get better at writing concise text.
- vorpalhex 4y agoHumans who can write obviously as humans and not sound too GPTish are about to become very valuable. Everyone else, especially folks who naturally use a GPTish style are about to have some sudden difficulties.
- janeway 4y agoThere will probably be no “real texts”, just key facts. Your personal AI can phrase the content to your taste based on the context.
- croes 4y agoTo my taste based on the context sounds like another filter bubble.
- kickopotomus 4y agoIt seems like everyone is just focusing on auto-generated/summarized emails which is rather myopic. The real value add here is the ability to make all of an organization's data more easily discoverable and searchable.
- croes 4y agoBy uploading it into the GPT model? Sounds dangerous.
- kickopotomus 4y agoHow is it any more dangerous than existing cloud storage use?