#ChatGPT for professionals

[manmishra]

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[shkspr]

there is nothing ableist about the fact that if you cannot make the type of art you want to make due to disability, ai Does Not enable you to make that art. no matter what your disability is, and even if youre 100% ablebodied, you cannot make art with publicly available generative ai tools. you are not making art. that is not what making art is.

you are doing the exact equivalent of typing a search term into google except instead of simply returning results that have been made by other people it just mashes those results together. badly. im not passionate about ip law, i dont give a fuck truly, the fact that its not your art that you created is not a moral judgment, it is just a fact. using a publicly available generative ai tool Is Not creating art.

if your disability precludes you creating what you want to create artistically Without the use of generative ai tools, then unfortunately that type of creation is just something that you are not able to do. thats how being disabled works sometimes. the use of these tools is not an accessibility aid that empowers disabled people to do art. it is an internet toy that produces bad images for you to look at.

[rogloptimist]

ok but like why wouldn’t you ask me first 😭😭

[anistarrose]

Trying to bully my brother out of using AI for math homework when there's at least, like, perfectly good online calculators that he could use instead if he wanted a cheap but reliable way out, but then I remembered he went to a career fair last year where he got told by A Person With A Job In The Industry that he should be using ChatGPT to write more code, so like. I think I might not be able to convince him on this one, and also might just stop trusting any technology designed since 2023 to do anything correctly or safely ever

[berryicet]

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[techniktagebuch]

Januar–April 2025

Dangerous Professional Style

"Dangerous Professional" ist ein Konzept von Patrick McKenzie alias patio11. Wenn man zum Beispiel mit Banken zu tun hat, ist es wirksamer, ihnen in einem Stil zu schreiben, bei dem die Person auf der Bankenseite sofort denkt "oha, jemand vom Fach".

"Memetically, being a Dangerous Professional means communicating in what might be a slightly adversarial context in a way which suggests that a bureaucracy take one’s concerns seriously and escalate them to someone empowered to resolve them swiftly.)" (Patrick McKenzie, Quelle)

Im Januar habe ich zum ersten Mal eine Mail in einer Annäherung an den "Dangerous Professional"-Stil geschrieben, um bei meinem Webhoster ein zu diesem Zeitpunkt seit über einem halben Jahr bestehendes Problem vielleicht endlich mal gelöst zu bekommen. Bis dahin hatte ich zwar schon viele Mails geschickt, in denen ich immer nur sinngemäß "es geht nicht! es wäre schön, wenn es bald wieder ginge!" geschrieben habe. Irgendwann kam dann jedes Mal eine automatische "Wir haben Ihr Ticket bearbeitet und gelöst"-Mail. Aber das Problem ging nicht weg.

Diesmal habe ich das Problem ChatGPT gezeigt, bin dessen Diagnosevorschlägen gefolgt und habe das kompetent und technisch klingende Ergebnis in eine Mail an den Webhoster geschrieben, als käme es von mir.

Ich stelle mir vor, dass so eine Mail von der First-Level-Supportkraft sofort in eine Technikabteilung weitergeleitet wird, ohne dass ich vorher Textbausteine zugeschickt bekomme.

Kann sein, dass das Problem immer noch nicht gelöst ist, aber jedenfalls ist es seit Januar nicht wieder aufgetreten.

Im April mache ich zum zweiten Mal von meiner neuen Dangerous Professional Voice Gebrauch und schreibe im GitHub eines Projekts, in dem ich aktiv bin, einen Änderungswunsch, den ich mir vorher von ChatGPT in technischeren Worten als meinen (und besserem Englisch) ausformulieren lassen habe. Normalerweise begebe ich mich sehr ungern zu GitHub und schreibe noch weniger gern aktiv etwas hinein, weil ich mich dort unterqualifiziert und fehl am Platz fühle. Ein Projekt-GitHub ist wie eine Baustelle, auf der schnelle Gabelstapler herumfahren und offene Baugruben klaffen, kein guter Aufenthaltsort für Leute ohne Helm, die dort nur mal eben was vorschlagen wollen.

Ob bei meinem Änderungswunsch mehr herauskommen wird als "Closed, not planned" oder "Closed, won't fix", weiß ich noch nicht. Aber es fühlte sich jedenfalls ganz gut an. Und wer weiß, wenn ich mich ein bisschen dran gewöhne, gefährlich professionell zu klingen, wächst mir ja vielleicht eines Tages ein Baustellenhelm.

(Kathrin Passig)

[bythehearts]

not to bring tiktok drama on tumblr but like every time a ‘scandal’ comes out with one of these ‘production companies’ that make fan films i always hope we’re finally gonna discuss how they professionalize something that should be an hobbyist endeavor… and yet every single time i’m disappointed.

[haibunnyy]

Finding out I was the only person in my group who didn’t use ChatGPT to write an assignment is just like the time I found out I was the only one in my class who tied their shoes the bunny ear way

My method is superior and it is not up for discussion

[jeezypetes]

I performed an unethical human experiment on my chatgpt-loving boss by offering three draft emails, two I wrote myself and one by chatgpt. He said the ones i wrote were fine and said the chatgpt one was “sterile” and rewrote it. A win for humanity and me specifically

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[queenerdloser]

coworkers: what about using ai to do xyz?

me, stepping onto my soapbox: let me tell you All The Reasons i wont do it and also why you shouldnt do it either

[cuckoo-on-a-string]

When a new client comes crawling into your inbox begging for help because they tried using ChatGPT for their business site and it done fucked 'em.

[cyatzura]

i usually have no problems to just unfollow people but i always thought if i started to unfollow people because of annoying ai posts then i would have to unfollow like 70% of my dash but now that i decided to remake i feel like i can finally say how annoying people on here about ai omg

[morningstartranslation]

5 Reasons Why You Should Be Careful About Machine Translation

Machine translation (MT) usually refers to using algorithms and machine learning (ML) models to translate natural language text from one language to another without human intervention. The most common MT examples include but are not limited to Google Translate, Bing Microsoft Translator, Amazon Translate and DeepL.

With the rapid development of generative artificial intelligence (AI) and ChatGPT, many industries face unprecedented challenges, and the translation industry hasn't been spared. Taking efficiency and cost into consideration, more and more business clients tend to use machine translation to complete their projects.

However, is it always a wise choice? Here are 5 reasons why you should be careful about machine translation:

① Cultural Accuracy: Every culture possesses unique lexical terms, slang, and colloquialisms that machines haven't shown the capability to translate yet, inaccurate translations may lead to poor interpretation of your brand, vision, market position and business strategies.

② Human Touch: Human translation goes through a time-tested process of multiple editing and proofreading to ensure that the translation isn't only grammatically correct and readable, but always enhanced for the target audience. On the contrary, machine translation can only generate simple, toneless text, it's fast and budget-friendly, but it can never be intriguing.

③ Flexibility: Language is constantly evolving, one single term may have entirely different meanings in different contexts, let alone phrases, sentences or even longer paragraphs. MT tools can only generate translations based on the known corpus, they can't predict and correct specific grammatical and cultural errors like human do.

④ Layout: Good translation takes time, so does formatting/layout. When we assess the quality of translation, formatting/layout also palys an important part. Unfortunately, almost all MT tools can't handle this properly, they just ignore it or put some illustrative texts instead.

⑤ Confidentiality: As a responsible language service provider, we should never disclose customer information to any unauthorised third party. But as far as I am aware, some MT tools, especially ChatGPT, may collect and store different kinds of user input, which can be a great security risk for businesses.

In short, it's OK to use MT tools in less important content (i.e., content that does not require translation precision and extensive copywriting). But when it comes to business documents or audience-facing content, there is nothing can beat human translation.

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[pinolitas]

my irls do not fear technology enough why are they using all using ai tools 😭 this girl just told me about an ai LinkedIn headshot that she paid $15 for

[cillyscribbles]

dunno how other folks in customer support do it but i genuinely enjoy helping solve folks' problems so i try to sound as friendly as possible. this in turn means if i'm like "your response is appreciated" and "cordially," chances are you're 3 passive-aggressive messages past my limit and i'm exploding you with my mind