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I've already had managers try to weigh in on technical discussions by posting ChatGPT's "thoughts" as if it had a seat at the table. They also quoted it to answ
by whateveracct 4y ago
I've already had managers try to weigh in on technical discussions by posting ChatGPT's "thoughts" as if it had a seat at the table. They also quoted it to answer a question of when we need to worry about scale (a big part of the discussion we were having).
The answer was useless btw. Just a coarse, high-level, unactionable summary of what we had already talked about. Dressed up in a few nicely-worded paragraphs.
I wonder if this is gonna be a new pain in my ass. Wait until managers start using it to disagree with my estimates - I might blow my top lol.