Chat GPT & Generative AI tools

[ShaunWhite]

Good point about the use of not publically available data, however, once you upload, will it not "assimilate," and then pass it on to anyone else, including other A.I., that are looking for similar data solutions?

If information you submitted just appeared everywhere it would be breaking every intellectual property law going. But probably a good reason to use AI from regulated countries rather than the latest Chinese freebie.

But generally I don't care, I'm not going to deny myself of knowledge just because there's a slim chance someone else might learn it too.

[ShaunWhite]

maybe add into your prompt: "small clarification - by offering me a solution based on my uploaded private data (data.info file), you agree not to place this data in the public domain, nor offer any other solutions based on it to any other party"

And the yanks where worried about Tiktok 'stealing' information, all the Chinese needed to do was give them Deepseek

Rule #1. Don't talk to strangers especially if they're handing out free sweets.

[wearthefoxhat]

Good point about the use of not publically available data, however, once you upload, will it not "assimilate," and then pass it on to anyone else, including other A.I., that are looking for similar data solutions?

But generally I don't care, I'm not going to deny myself of knowledge just because there's a slim chance someone else might learn it too.

Someone wishes to thank-you in anticipation....

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[wearthefoxhat]

Here's a good you-tube video from Kevin Stratvert that gives an overview of how to use Chat GPT, in its' current form. (Free)

Mentions the optional $20 extra features in the last 2 minutes of the video.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDw3Uk9dN9k

[Kai]

This is a slightly more advanced ChatGPT tutorial : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HYbFm67Gs8

[wearthefoxhat]

This is a slightly more advanced ChatGPT tutorial : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HYbFm67Gs8

$999 sounds reasonable to have full access to ChatGPT directly into your brain...or am I missing something...

[Kai]

This is a slightly more advanced ChatGPT tutorial : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HYbFm67Gs8

$999 sounds reasonable to have full access to ChatGPT directly into your brain...or am I missing something...

Well it's a lot less invasive than Elon's alternative and such : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzZ7EIIjXY4

But fun times ahead for sure, a Cyberpunk 2077 future seems closer than we think

Our initial forecast just 5 years ago was that AGI was like 80 years away

Smart glasses probably next tho

[wearthefoxhat]

This is a slightly more advanced ChatGPT tutorial : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HYbFm67Gs8

$999 sounds reasonable to have full access to ChatGPT directly into your brain...or am I missing something...

Well it's a lot less invasive than Elon's alternative and such : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzZ7EIIjXY4

But fun times ahead for sure, a Cyberpunk 2077 future seems closer than we think

Our initial forecast just 5 years ago was that AGI was like 80 years away

Smart glasses probably next tho

Elon's "mind" is currently focussed on a $100 billion bid to buy OpenAI...that's fairly invasive for sure. (after walking away before)

Can see some poker players lining up to get the best tech solution for live play. ie: Data-Glasses (Harvard students have already cracked that one), A.I.Crowns under a baseball cap feeding the best play thorugh their brain waves during a hand, after being visually fed the cards, from the table, via the data-led glasses.

At this rate, they'll be wanding down every poker player in search for any electronic devices, before they take their seat.

[ShaunWhite]

Musk should take Altman's $9.74bn offer for X. It's worth about 9.4.

I hope the Musk bid fails otherwise I'll be looking for a different AI.

[jimibt]

Musk should take Altman's $9.74bn offer for X. It's worth about 9.4.

I hope the Musk bid fails otherwise I'll be looking for a different AI.

copilot works very well for c#... just sayin' ;(

[foxwood]

copilot works very well for c#... just sayin' ;(

Is that in Visual Studio - the things all over the latest Office but I disabled it all so not tried - assumed it was the usual MS inanities - think I'd better have a look if it can do .NET stuff

[Hepburn]

https://www.dobrowser.io/

[napshnap]

https://www.dobrowser.io/

Tritoca
1 mo. ago
Looks great, but actually seems "too good to be true" and it's suspicious that there is no way to test it other than paying 25$ first.

Financial-Lock-4522
19 days ago
I had high expectations for DoBrowser as an AI agent, but it turned out to be one of the most disappointing experiences I’ve ever encountered. It struggled with even the simplest tasks and failed to deliver on the features it claims to provide. Whether it was handling emails, assisting with tasks, or offering useful insights—DoBrowser simply couldn’t do what it promised.

The marketing claims suggest it’s capable of streamlining processes and enhancing productivity, but in reality, it couldn't even perform the basics. Writing emails, managing tasks, or providing intelligent suggestions—none of it worked as expected. It felt more like an unfinished experiment than a functional AI assistant.

I genuinely can't understand how anyone could rely on this tool for serious work. If you’re considering DoBrowser for professional or personal use, I’d strongly advise looking elsewhere. It’s not just ineffective; it’s completely useless.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Rabbitr1/comme ... extension/

[Hepburn]

https://www.dobrowser.io/

Tritoca
1 mo. ago
Looks great, but actually seems "too good to be true" and it's suspicious that there is no way to test it other than paying 25$ first.

Financial-Lock-4522
19 days ago
I had high expectations for DoBrowser as an AI agent, but it turned out to be one of the most disappointing experiences I’ve ever encountered. It struggled with even the simplest tasks and failed to deliver on the features it claims to provide. Whether it was handling emails, assisting with tasks, or offering useful insights—DoBrowser simply couldn’t do what it promised.

The marketing claims suggest it’s capable of streamlining processes and enhancing productivity, but in reality, it couldn't even perform the basics. Writing emails, managing tasks, or providing intelligent suggestions—none of it worked as expected. It felt more like an unfinished experiment than a functional AI assistant.

I genuinely can't understand how anyone could rely on this tool for serious work. If you’re considering DoBrowser for professional or personal use, I’d strongly advise looking elsewhere. It’s not just ineffective; it’s completely useless.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Rabbitr1/comme ... extension/

Its a sign of whats to come. Chrome will have it for free probably v soon.

[Kai]

https://www.reddit.com/r/Rabbitr1/comme ... extension/

Good due diligence naps

Unbookmarking that one