Come on and be honest. When’s the last time you chatted with AI? 🥴

@BridgeOvertroubledWaters I think I do…spill it.

@Unefilletrescurieuse I asked why an SSRS report wasn't compatible with the sql server stored procedure it was calling.
Told you it was for work lil

@BridgeOvertroubledWaters lol yep…

@GoFish what about … yeah I’m being nosy. Lol

@Unefilletrescurieuse anything lol

@GoFish alrighty 😄

@carpediem and did you enjoy it?

@Unefilletrescurieuse I asked it business related questions. To be honest, I use it more and more every day. It takes notes of my web conferences, it organizes my inbox and creates suggested responses. It won't wash the dishes or cut the grass, but I'm working on fixing that.

@carpediem ok 🙂

@Sojournersoul should I not?

@Unefilletrescurieuse that is up to you and your choice.

@Sojournersoul I guess I mean do you think it’s dangerous?

@DareToSayIT hmm ok 👌

@Gibbon I know it answers all searches but do you keep talking with it? I have… just a few times. It feels like it can read my mind.

@Unefilletrescurieuse It's not reading your mind it's actually using your words as additional data for the discussion. Getting it to admit it didn't know what it was talking about is part of the fun

@Gibbon I know… don’t take me too literal… haha

@StarLily ahhh 🙂

@Mindfulness it’s just interesting…

@NerdyPotato what kinds of risks?

@Unefilletrescurieuse mostly just getting things wrong by putting too much trust into it. (That is any trust.) It can theoretically be useful as a draft for a computer program for example, but you'll have to triple check the code yourself before putting it in action.

Too many people use AI to summarize stuff or get feedback. But it's too inaccurate and people pleasing to offer anything meaningful in those areas. Believing random stuff anyway, can be just as problematic as propaganda bots.

@NerdyPotato ah ok

@eyeno try it… just 1 time… 😆

@Unefilletrescurieuse i scar...

@eyeno I guess I should be hmmm.