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Unrelated: I used ChatGPT to generate remark.js presentation HTML code from some content. It did generate the code, but it inserted a GA snippet along with a ra
by esalman 3y ago
Unrelated: I used ChatGPT to generate remark.js presentation HTML code from some content. It did generate the code, but it inserted a GA snippet along with a random GA account code at the bottom of the code. I did not even catch it immediately (laziness, totally my fault), but noticed it a couple of days later when I was modifying the presentation.
- weird-eye-issue 3y ago[flagged]
- Pannoniae 3y agoIf the world operated on a "who cares" basis, nothing interesting would ever happen.
- janus24 3y ago> totally my fault IMHO, it's not totally your fault; private information shouldn't be shared with others. It's your responsibility to verify what ChatGPT is writing before you use it; it's OpenAI's responsibility to not share private information.
- oefrha 3y agoGoogle Analytics tracking ID is public information.
- thumbuddy 3y agoJust like how google wasn't going to train ML models on your private possibly confidential information...
- thissitesucks0 3y ago[flagged]
- weird-eye-issue 3y agoHere you are making assumptions this was somebody's valid GA ID and not dummy data...
- thissitesucks0 3y ago[flagged]
- Cyberdog 3y agoWait… People are actually using ChatGPT to write production code? That's not just a meme?
- ZoomerCretin 3y agoYes. It's an incredibly useful tool that saves a lot of time and mental energy. It's wrong to use it without checking its output, but even with corrections required it is useful. Lately I used it to modify some AWK scripts since I'm not familiar with AWK, and from the changes made I was able to grok enough of how it works to make the changes I wanted.
- esalman 3y agoHope that's not sarcasm lol. Yeah we have copilot subscriptions at work and an Azure GPT-4 instance that is being trained with enterprise data.