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(anonymous coward - does anyone else remember slashdot heyday?) I so agree with this. I'm tasked with creating "AI flow" for our product. Guess what? I'm cobbl
by anon523543 2y ago
(anonymous coward - does anyone else remember slashdot heyday?)
I so agree with this. I'm tasked with creating "AI flow" for our product. Guess what? I'm cobbling together pieces from Gemini, GPT, sprinkling some transformations and trying my best to keep the price down because OMG these things are expensive.
But am I creating something new? Am I even creating something useful? I don't think so. It's becoming table-stakes but I have no idea who's going to use this. It's so inconvenient, clunky and is even the low probability it'll respond with hallucinations or misinterpret causes me to shy away from it personally.
For my personal life? sure. I wouldn't count on it but it's a great shortcut. For work? I wouldn't trust what that thing says without verifying. Nor would I let it perform actions for me without making sure of what it's about to do.
- lowmagnet 2y agoThey wanted to add AI to our job requests to "attract talent". They did, and all "talent" meant was 600 "ai" resumes.