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> producing documentation I remember watching this really funny video where a writer, by trade, was talking about recent AI products they were exploring. They
by dartos 3y ago
> producing documentation
I remember watching this really funny video where a writer, by trade, was talking about recent AI products they were exploring.
They saw a "Make longer" button which took some text and made it longer by fluffing it out.
He was saying that it was the antithesis of his entire career.
As a high schooler who really didn't care, I would've loved it, though.
- ponector 3y agoI've heard one CEO been asked about gen-ai tools to be used in the company. The answer was vague, like they are evaluating the tooling. However one good example was made: chatgpt is really good in writing mails, and in summarizing text as well. He said they don't want to have situation when sender is using chatgpt to write a fancy mail and recipient is using chatgpt to read it. However I think that it is the direction where we are going right now.
- int_19h 3y agoThis sort of thing is already being rolled out for emails and even pull requests in some large companies.
- dartos 3y agoYeah it’s good for the kinds of emails that people don’t really read or, at best, just skim over
- jprete 3y agoIf people would just stop loading those emails up with bullshit then we wouldn't have any reason to put AI on either end of the transaction.