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It's a royal pain in the ass for me already. My PM is asking it questions about technical problems (like system design) preemptively and using it as a starting
by whateveracct 4y ago
It's a royal pain in the ass for me already.
My PM is asking it questions about technical problems (like system design) preemptively and using it as a starting point as if its an engineer. So now instead of thinking through problems from a blank slate, I'm debating with ChatGPT. It's been just awful.
And what's worse, his prompts always have certain biases or misunderstandings in them. For instance, he always wants to use third-party services for everything because he thinks it means we do less work (often not the case). So ChatGPT tells him what he wants to hear. He's using it as an extra engineer who always agrees with him.
- wankle 4y ago> So ChatGPT tells him what he wants to hear. He's using it as an extra engineer who always agrees with him. I chuckled, it sounds like the plot from a B Sci-Fi movie.
- spookthesunset 4y agoThis is a whole new category of humor. I can totally see all kinds of management-y people using ChatGPT to provide “helpful” but completely useless information. Your example really cracks me up!