Thread 512712426

>wagies think they can compete with this
most white collar jobs are actually finished, including yours most likely

>>512712426 (OP)
Been hearing that for a while now. I asked it to make a simple comic and it spelt hello wrong

>>512712426 (OP)
chat gpt already does all my work for me
>chatgpt please respond to this email in a very professional yet subtly passive aggressive way

>>512712426 (OP)
Clerical and administrative jobs, i.e. girlie jobs, are most at risk.

>>512713077
and spelt is an ancient grain, did you mean spelled?

>>512712426 (OP)
Gpt 5 is an excuse to rugpull.

>>512713667
Yes

>>512713917
i haven't used it much since the change, but most of the complaint i saw is that the model doesn't act like their personal hypeman/therapist/vitrualfriend anymore. is it actually worse for tasks it should be used for (work)?

>>512714274
Its still just as retarded. I asked it what mags SKSD takes, it said
>An sks has an internal magazine of 10 rounds
I said "no you stupid broken toaster I clearly said sksD with a D"
>You're absolutely right! The SKS-D does take different magazines than the standard SKS
>me still waiting for the fucking answer.
>Choose between typing it again and again or just pasting into google

>>512713931
Illiterate cocksucker

>>512712426 (OP)
>please give a quote for client
>You're the best client ever. You're so valued you we love having you as a client, if it was possible we'd recommend you for the genius client award but unfortunately that doesn't exist any way the quote for the work were doing is 4. Have a great day.
>4?
>You're absolutely right for does seem low for 20 hours of work. Based on your previous answer the quote is 20000 have a great day.

>>512712426 (OP)
Somehow I doubt ChatGPT is going to whip up 350 portions for a function tonight.

Part of my monthly work activities I've given to myself is to ask ChatGPT to perform my job so if my boss ever gets any ideas I can run circles around it and point out all the flaws. I'm a technical specialist on a machine that maybe 100 people in the world truly understand how it really works internally, so for now I'm still safe.

>>512714274
I use it for making computer code in languages I'm not familiar with.

I keep a local 3.5ish model. 5.0 "forgot" how to do stuff that my shitty local copy could do a year ago.

>examples
Building non-square grids in a gui,
Understanding a mistake,
Identifying difference in usecase
Remembering to notate dependencies.

Ect ect...

>>512712426 (OP)
there is no AI that can take my job. CNC Machinist. good luck with that, AI faggots

>>512716412
Half of your job is gone with AI tho

>>512716286
Lol
You don't get that youre teaching it how to do your job
Fucking hilarious

>>512712426 (OP)
>be me
>get orders from boss and relay to ai
>relay ai answers back to boss
>because boomer boss doesn't like technology
I think I'm safe for a while.

>>512716412
100% your job can be automated

>>512716301
shiiiettt. that's a problem. how much juice do you need for that model?

Lmao get fucked you faggots

>>512714274
It's completely 'tarded now.
They have dumbed it down for the masses.

>>512716671
Asking it questions does not teach it my job. I'm not providing it any information or instruction.

>>512712426 (OP)
There are many jobs that are extraordinarily difficult or impossible to automate. One can make a good living either working for a company doing that or going into business for oneself in those sectors. Do some basic research before embarking on a new career.

>>512716587
machines cant load parts from a pallet or change the setup every 10 minutes, also room for error when dealing with ±.0005. machines dont know what tool pressure is or tool wear.

>>512717727
>>512716671
Also,
>he thinks I reward the feedback loop for correct answers
>he doesn't think I intentionally feed it incorrect information
>he doesn't think I lie and feed it wrong answers
lol. lmao even

>>512717727
Did you fill out the "What do you do?" field?
It tells OpenAI the kinds of things that "People who do X" are interested in. They then go train models specifically to do X and present that to CEOs, bankers, politicians and say, look we can replace all X people!

>>512717882
In the final analysis, what passes for "AI" these days is little more than a magic 8-ball. If your job can be replaced by that, then you're in the wrong business.

>>512712426 (OP)
I love being an appraiser, everyone thinks Zillow/AI can replace me until it cuts them down $150k under my value.

>>512718057
I've lived on 4chan long enough to know to never give any genuine answer to personal questions on the internet. I told it I was a professor of nigganomics.