How has generative AI changed your job? (ChatGPT) ...
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How has generative AI changed your job? (ChatGPT) 🧵
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Most of the emails that I need to send, I give it the subject with the required information and it generates.
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Taglines for marketing as well.
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Replying to Google reviews as well
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exploring incorporating GPT3 into company’s product
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1. Code writing help 2. Code review (and explanation of complex code) 3. Helps me write tampermonkey scripts to do lots of optimization stuff 4. Helps me research technical (an non-technical) concepts ...
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I use it for: • quick summarization of long blog posts to gather the key points and see if I should read it • helping me quickly level up to "junior" level for technical topics (mastery still requires lots of practice)
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read and summarize large error messages
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Thankfully, it's great at giving confident, incorrect answers to my exam questions, so in answer to your question, it hasn't 😁
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I use CodeWhisperer (Amazon’s ChatGPT competitor) for coding
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@acoustic-sunset-40897 can you share how you use it for Code review (and explanation of complex code)? sounds like that could be useful to me. any tips?
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just remember that by default, everything you put in the chat will get used for training. Although there is a new feature where you can disable the history which prevents your inputs from being stored and used. Samsung had a big issue with employees exposing proprietary code when they submitted code questions for troubleshooting or optimization
but @brash-raincoat-84042 you can paste in your code and “ask what’s wrong with this code?” Or “please suggest improvements for this code to improve performance and reduce memory usage” Or “i’m getting this Traceback, how do I fix it?
but use the results with caution, because you can get bogus or misleading answers.