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It’s telling that comments like these hit all the same points. “Plagiarism machine”, “convincing bullshit”, with the millions of people making productive use of
by cqqxo4zV46cp 3y ago
It’s telling that comments like these hit all the same points. “Plagiarism machine”, “convincing bullshit”, with the millions of people making productive use of ChatGPT belittled as “hype”, all based purely on one person’s hypothesis.
The proof is in the puddling. I am far from being alone in my use of LLMs, namely ChatGPT and Copilot, day-to-day in my work. So how does this reconcile with your worldview? Do I have a do-nothing job? Am I not capable of determining whether or not I’m being productive? It’s really hard for me to take posts like these seriously when they all basically say “anyone that perceives any emergent abilities of this tech is an idiot”.
- stavros 3y agoWhen people feel passionately about a thing, they'll find arguments to try to support their emotion. You can't refute those arguments with logic, because they weren't arrived at with logic in the first place.
- chx 3y agoTell me how that works. You add industrial strength gaslighting to your work and not afraid of being fired...?
- NoGravitas 3y agoThe truth is that we doubt that you are actually doing any productive work. I don't mean that as a personal insult, merely that yes, it's likely you have a bullshit job. They are extremely common.