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I don't understand the gap. Here on HN i see AI every day, while IRL all the work is still done manually and i don't know any person or company that is even usi
by blueflow 3y ago
I don't understand the gap. Here on HN i see AI every day, while IRL all the work is still done manually and i don't know any person or company that is even using AI.
AI revolution where?
- ben_w 3y agoCurious; what field are you in? I'm using ChatGPT (free version) to solve coding problems I can't Google, and while it certainly isn't perfect, for me it's always been at least as good as, and often better than, StackOverflow. Also using SD for personal art; I don't want to preempt legal (and social! Is art a human peacock tail?) developments regarding copyright and ownership in that area, so the output is strictly limited to the cases I would be willing to use a template meme or if I have an idea for a friend that I lack the skill to create myself. For SD, I have enough of an eye for detail to be frustrated by its imperfections even though I don't have the skill to even produce the "wrong" version that comes out of SD let alone fix it.
- blueflow 3y agoSystems administration and car mechanics.
- ben_w 3y agoLack of AI in car mechanics makes sense, given how all the industrial AR headsets overpromise, over price, and IMO under-deliver on the "having a computer see for itself how to help with the work" front; but I'm mildly surprised it's not been useful for you in sysadmin.
- kolinko 3y agoIn car mechanics you may not see it, but some of your clients may have diagnosed - and fixed - car issues by themselves using ChatGPT. That was my case once or twice already - didn’t get to a mechanic whereas before I would need to at least call him and ask him what’s up.