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And, as we are seeing with companies like Air Canada, it bites them in the ass. It may not have been a huge punishment, having to pay out $500~ to someone, but
by chankstein38 3y ago
And, as we are seeing with companies like Air Canada, it bites them in the ass. It may not have been a huge punishment, having to pay out $500~ to someone, but I continuously hope that each instance of that kind of thing happening decreases peoples' chances of just tossing a half-assed chatgpt chatbot on their site.
- add-sub-mul-div 3y agoThey'll continue to toss a half-assed chatbot on their site but add a disclaimer that the chatbot's decisions can be overruled. Replacing human labor at scale will take a generation to work out and this is day one. They'll be happy to go through pain points like this for the next decade in order to learn how to make it work.