Chat GPT

[Flying Tivo]

Chat GPT doesn't know about TFP just yet.



The Good news is that they list the forum #2

 

[Texas Splash]

Ha ha. We need to do something about that.

 

[Poolbreh]

Lol response #1 looks like the typical pool service on yelp and their breakdown of what service includes.

 

[duraleigh]

Tell me what "chat GPT"

Poolforum and poolforum.com have long been abandoned

 

[Flying Tivo]

Chat GPT is an Artificial intelligence site, which you can chat with and it will answer questions you have and can even write an essay if you need to.

 

[Flying Tivo]

Poolforum and poolforum.com have long been abandoned

Then that makes us Top, Top!

 

[Newdude]

 

[Flying Tivo]

 

[ajw22]

I have played with chatGPT giving it common water chemistry we see and it regurgitates old wives tales, common myths, and standard industry and CDC guidelines.

Someday a chatGPT Release X trained in TFPC will replace us all.

 

[Newdude]

Tell me what "chat GPT

In short it's the beginning of the next leap forward in technology.

Now yourself, myself and anyone else old enough have crossed our arms at every step, demanding to know why we needed cellphones, or the internet, or why we needed to Google things on the internet. But look at us now......... googling filter parts to help someone across the country, from our internet enabled cellphones while lying in bed.

It starts as chat where the various AI's will learn through tons of trial/error. Eventually the AI will be able to make real decisions with accuracy. Entire industries will be revolutionized such as warehousing with robotics fully able to 'think on their feet' free of human control. Theyll run 24/7 without employees with far better production. We're already seeing the early affects where customer service reps are digitized across all industries. One day soon there will be no need for receptionists, bank tellers, truck drivers, the list goes on and on. I saw an article recently that was expecting 20% of jobs to be obsolete in the next 5 years.

But right now, we are in the 'Well why do we need THAT' phase.

 

[ajw22]

How ChatGPT Could Impact Law and Legal Services Delivery

On January 10, the Northwestern Law and Technology Initiative hosted a panel to discuss whether ChatGPT is a revolution for legal AI.

www.mccormick.northwestern.edu

 

[Newdude]

ChatGTP already got a law degree, passing with a C. Sure that's mediocre, but likely better than I'd do.

ChatGPT passes law school exams despite 'mediocre' performance

ChatGPT cannot yet outscore most law students on exams, new research suggests, but it can eke out a passing grade.

www.reuters.com

 

[Flying Tivo]

I did ask How to perform a Cataract surgery, but nowhere near close.

I saw an article recently that was expecting 20% of jobs to be obsolete in the next 5 years.

I dont know about NET jobs lost. AI do need a lot of man power behind feeding it and refining it.

 

[Newdude]

I dont know about NET jobs lost. AI do need a lot of man power behind feeding it and refining it.

Absolutely. More may even be created than made obsolete. But things will be changing, it's just a matter of when.

 

[ajw22]

ChatGTP already got a law degree, passing with a C. Sure that's mediocre, but likely better than I'd do.

ChatGPT passes law school exams despite 'mediocre' performance

ChatGPT cannot yet outscore most law students on exams, new research suggests, but it can eke out a passing grade.

www.reuters.com

What do you call the student who is last in medical school…
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Doctor!

 

[Newdude]

I ALWAYS quote the 'Cs get degrees'

 

[Leebo]

No worries if ChatGPT knows about us, I’m already working to get inside of their brains.




Nothing at all is set yet, but there’s a fair amount of possibility for the future.

 

[Uhhello]

I was an abosulute life saver for a Python programming class I had to take. Would actually break down why it was coding this or that. VERY helpful.

 

[JamesW]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxkJMX0KyS0

 

[Methuselah]

In short it's the beginning of the next leap forward in technology.

Now yourself, myself and anyone else old enough have crossed our arms at every step, demanding to know why we needed cellphones, or the internet, or why we needed to Google things on the internet. But look at us now......... googling filter parts to help someone across the country, from our internet enabled cellphones while lying in bed.

It starts as chat where the various AI's will learn through tons of trial/error. Eventually the AI will be able to make real decisions with accuracy. Entire industries will be revolutionized such as warehousing with robotics fully able to 'think on their feet' free of human control. Theyll run 24/7 without employees with far better production. We're already seeing the early affects where customer service reps are digitized across all industries. One day soon there will be no need for receptionists, bank tellers, truck drivers, the list goes on and on. I saw an article recently that was expecting 20% of jobs to be obsolete in the next 5 years.

But right now, we are in the 'Well why do we need THAT' phase.

Maybe it was powering the phone answering and internet website for making our insurance claims on our (junk Samsung) appliances.

Endless phone routing questions where it just hangs up, and webform after webform asking for specific information so it can ultimately say failed to load and lock up.

The more technology we have the dumber this world becomes. Idiocracy!