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Better yet: it will recommend them on its own when you ask something.
by PurpleRamen 4y ago
Better yet: it will recommend them on its own when you ask something.
- Loughla 4y agoJesus. Why does this give me just absolute chills? Why do I think we're about to see levels of gamification and subtle sales that have only been imagined at in the past via astro-turfing? Maybe I'm showing my age, but trusting an AI to have your best interests in mind, and not that of the company/person who created it seems naive maybe?
- HopenHeyHi 4y agoIf you google for language learning apps you get a list of results, dominated by ads at the top but rife for exploring if you are inclined to wade through it. If you ask ChatGPT it will simply say Duolingo (as they are a partner currently) and you don't even click through as it throws right to it inline. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareidolia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareidolia is exploited in the design of cars and appliances but never before by software to this extent. For most people due to the nature of the conversational interface it feels no different than texting a trusted friend. This is probably accidental, one might note it is yet another unexpected emerging property. In other words if you think para-social relationships on social media were bad for humans you ain't seen nothing yet. Now your search engine is your fren.
- asdff 4y agoJust wait until companies partner with chatgpt to license their product as the default choice for a given query. If chatgpt is actually for profit now, they basically have to do this or they are doing a disservice to their msft shareholders by leaving money on the table not acting as evilly profitable as possible.