Artificial Intelligence: How are you using it in everyday life?

[Cloneon]

I use AI extensively. Not floating my boat, but I think I have the perfect qualifications to maximize AI gain. What I can say, is that I see 'degrading performance' over complex problems. However, I use that degrading performance from one AI provider to maximize my query on another AI provider. I find myself pitting AI providers' solutions against each other.
REMEMBER: AI is ONLY pattern matching. It is NOT logical. That is a very important distinction to understand. One could argue that in infinite pattern matching logic will ensue. Possibly, but not yet.

 

[pfgemployee]

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Rumors of Principal downsizing due to AI adoption:

This has zero to do with Ai adoption.

 

[Cyclonepride]

Just had Google Gemini AI summarize a conversation by saying that I had approved an order (when all I did was respond to an email chain asking for new price sheets from a vendor since there was a discrepancy). Our order desk took that as a real approval and went ahead and placed the order.

Oops, Gemini is now shut off on all our G Suite applications.

 

[mramseyISU]

Just had Google Gemini AI summarize a conversation by saying that I had approved an order (when all I did was respond to an email chain asking for new price sheets from a vendor since there was a discrepancy). Our order desk took that as a real approval and went ahead and placed the order.

Oops, Gemini is now shut off on all our G Suite applications.

Gemini is blocked on all of our company computers. Actually most google apps are except for Chrome. The only AI we have access to is copilot.

 

[EnkAMania]

I just had Co-Pilot write my performance review. I'm retiring in April, so I'm not going to put any effort into writing this thing up.

 

[NorthCyd]

Gemini is blocked on all of our company computers. Actually most google apps are except for Chrome. The only AI we have access to is copilot.

I think this is pretty common for security reasons. My employer has a deal with Google so it's Gemini for us and we are not supposed to use any other AI for work.

 

[mramseyISU]

I just had Co-Pilot write my performance review. I'm retiring in April, so I'm not going to put any effort into writing this thing up.

I did that this last fiscal year too. I'm not retiring but considering they do calibration a month before I have to have it done it doesn't mean anything anyway.