Let them lol. I wouldn't put my team in a position to take the blame for that nonsense. You can automate physical tasks without AI or internet and there is no justification in letting something programmed/prone to so many errors automate the business decisions too. Besides, once it learns something useful from your company, it will use that knowledge to benefit the next paying customer (your competition).Was told at work today that my team needs to find a use for AI with a measurable ROI, or someone higher up would find one for us.
You'll get no argument from me. I've had the "opportunity" to use AI on several projects, and have to constantly watch for hallucinations on even the most simple output.Let them lol. I wouldn't put my team in a position to take the blame for that nonsense. You can automate physical tasks without AI or internet and there is no justification in letting something programmed/prone to so many errors automate the business decisions too. Besides, once it learns something useful from your company, it will use that knowledge to benefit the next paying customer (your competition).
There was a very brief period when chatgpt was kicking out reasonably good answers, but that didn't last long. It took a hard turn towards the meme above and there is no coming back. They demonstrated the awesome capabilities of AI and then aggressively took it away before enough people went to a paid subscription - bad move IMO.
Enshittification will reach the paid users eventually. It always does. That is one thing your company can safely bet on. As long as greedy people run it, AI is about as dependable as a drug addict.
One word. Enshittification.There was a very brief period when chatgpt was kicking out reasonably good answers, but that didn't last long. It took a hard turn towards the meme above and there is no coming back. They demonstrated the awesome capabilities of AI and then aggressively took it away before enough people went to a paid subscription - bad move IMO.
Slightly wrong answers burn more tokens. The longer your chat takes, the more money for them.You'll get no argument from me. I've had the "opportunity" to use AI on several projects, and have to constantly watch for hallucinations on even the most simple output.
Can't wait to see what happens when the auditors are told to use some internal AI to get their answers and the AI is having a bad hair day.