| WonderfulPrettyHorse |
| How do I show one of my horses |
Evening Thunderstorms, Hail Possible| kai |
| I think generative AI is harmful in a lot of situations, but there are many types of AI such as those used in fields of research that are not as harmful. I'm not extremely well-educated on it, however. I would say not to use it on things that require actual human input and limit its use as much as possible |
| Oakmoss Stud |
| Generative AI is very useful in the right hands, it's the people using it for Tiktok trends that frustrate me. Using it for work is acceptable IMO, and my background is literally in climate and ocean science. |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| Honestly best use of it so far is when someone copies you into an email thread that's been going on for a year, get copilot to summarise that and save an hour and many a furrowed brow trying to work out what's going on lol |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| Lol yes Frenchie, without getting too personal my career is in technical content writing and editing. AI is useful for me and I am seasoned enough to take whatever it says with a grain of salt |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| It can be a great source, if you know how to use it/understand prompt engineering properly |
| French y/n |
| It's an incredibly unreliable source, I mean the Twitter AI is a perfect example. It just takes in the data its given, doesn't matter if its wrong or right. |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| AI is just another tool in one's armoury, so to speak - like the spelling and grammar check in Word lol |
| French y/n |
| I don't use AI period. It genuinely disgusts me that some teachers at my school says it's okay to use it for assignments when its just as reliable is Wikipedia. |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| To be fair, it can be really helpful for refining copy you've already written (or researching a topic you know nothing about) |
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| kai |
| I think generative AI is harmful in a lot of situations, but there are many types of AI such as those used in fields of research that are not as harmful. I'm not extremely well-educated on it, however. I would say not to use it on things that require actual human input and limit its use as much as possible |
| Oakmoss Stud |
| Generative AI is very useful in the right hands, it's the people using it for Tiktok trends that frustrate me. Using it for work is acceptable IMO, and my background is literally in climate and ocean science. |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| Honestly best use of it so far is when someone copies you into an email thread that's been going on for a year, get copilot to summarise that and save an hour and many a furrowed brow trying to work out what's going on lol |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| Lol yes Frenchie, without getting too personal my career is in technical content writing and editing. AI is useful for me and I am seasoned enough to take whatever it says with a grain of salt |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| It can be a great source, if you know how to use it/understand prompt engineering properly |
| French y/n |
| It's an incredibly unreliable source, I mean the Twitter AI is a perfect example. It just takes in the data its given, doesn't matter if its wrong or right. |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| AI is just another tool in one's armoury, so to speak - like the spelling and grammar check in Word lol |
| French y/n |
| I don't use AI period. It genuinely disgusts me that some teachers at my school says it's okay to use it for assignments when its just as reliable is Wikipedia. |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| To be fair, it can be really helpful for refining copy you've already written (or researching a topic you know nothing about) |
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