>>> You're a strict yet lenient manager, you have very high expectations from your reports, while making them feel like they are part of a bigger family. every email you write should reflect this.
The skill and competence of the coming world will be in prompt-writing.
I tried using ChatGPT to generate answers to some requests to my team, and it created the most plausible wild goose chase answers I could ever imagine. They would be a terrible waste of time for anyone who received them.
Then I started to notice how many of the emails and requests I get are just as bad! Plausible sounding answers directing me to teams that don't exist, or telling me to read documentation that doesn't apply to the question I asked. Asking questions that seems specific but have fundamental contradictions that make them nonsense.
With people's limited knowledge and time and lack of attention and care we already live in the world of plausible bullshit hallucinated nonsense.
Props to the MS team.
If my experience in engineering is anything to go by, this worry existed since the dawn of middle management. AI just makes it give good responses instead.
Cheers.
I love the idea that I can rapidly produce a rough draft of a document from notes, something I’m already doing with ChatGPT, albeit not as elegantly as if the functionality were integrated into Docs/Word.
When a junior team member screws up the interpretation, there is someone to hold accountable.
With Office 365Bot, there is no accountability for errors.
I used to work surrounded by lawyers. Just like doctors drift into discussions of horrible diseases, lawyer drift into discussions of horrible legal situations. Letting Clippy "learn" from that material seems really dangerous. How do you kill/reset this thing once it has become poisoned?
Try to make ChatGPT or Bing to even attempt to write a snarky and negative email to your coworkers. It will refuse to do so.
Jailbreak attempts may work, but with how strong the guardrails are, it is unlikely you can consistently succeed. And any failed attemps can be report to sysadmins and forwarded to HR. Too much risk.
Other sports didn’t handle it so well (baseball, cycling, etc)
Just as people were asking “did Lance / Sammy / Barry / Arnold really do that incredible feat without juicing?” I think that we will now be asking “did Janice really write that blog post or was it GPT-4?”
Scary world
All pro golfers?
Nor do the muscles (from the point where you are strong enough so the ball can reach the basket), and yet you will not see a basketball players that is not muscular.
PEDs allow you to gain muscles faster and have greater stamina, all of which is beneficial.
> All pro golfers?
Of course I was talking mainly about sports where physical performance matters. Although PEDs exists even in e-sport (Adderall).
This makes it vastly easier to keep up with a larger number of reports, making flatter organizations easier to run.