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Here is an example page I made inspired by StackOverflow and Quora. I think StackOverflow could do something like that; have a bot account owned by StackOverfl
by codetrotter 3y ago
Here is an example page I made inspired by StackOverflow and Quora.
I think StackOverflow could do something like that; have a bot account owned by StackOverflow that would respond to posts.
Here is the example I made: https://doc.nstr.no/bitcoin_background https://doc.nstr.no/bitcoin_background
- GordonS 3y agoThis could actually work quite well. Imagine if every SO question automatically had a ChatGPT-generated answer applied to it, but in wiki fashion, so it could be modified to remove errors, add additional context, point out hallucinations etc. At the same time, humans could still answer too, providing alternative/better solutions, which ultimately are fed back into ChatGPT.
- vlaqr 3y agoIt could work, but which human would be so self-hating as to overtly work towards replacing himself?
- maratc 3y agoHumans mostly wouldn't care about things so complex or remote as e.g. robots replacing them. E.g. truck drivers wouldn't actively destroy cameras attached to their trucks, even if you tell them that the video feeds from these cameras could be fed to models that might allow driverless trucks, which might eventually replace them. The link between a camera and elimination of their work is too remote and too vague.
- aeyes 3y agoThe other day I saw that Quora is already officially showing you ChatGPT answers at the top. Here for example: https://www.quora.com/What-is-Arch-Linux https://www.quora.com/What-is-Arch-Linux I think they are digging their own grave with this. Their only advantage is all the SEO work they did to show up in google searches.