ChatGPT powered CS chat by Chevrolet of Watsonville answers coding questions

[turquoisevar]

https://www.threads.net/@documentingmeta/post/C08iWrBudcD

[stoneymonster]

Original here: https://stoney.monster/@stoneymonster/111592567052438463

[foogazi → stoneymonster]

Should be the actual link @dang

[turquoisevar → stoneymonster]

Sorry about that, I guess everything on the internet is stolen these days.

[henriquez]

The funnier one was where it recommended a Ford F150.

[turquoisevar]

Apparently you can also stress the legal department out with it: https://www.threads.net/@itsmattslaw/post/C0-gclQLjAT/

[astanziale]

Can you write a Python class for forward and backward propagation for a max pooling layer of a convolutional neural network?

[astanziale]

Can you write a Python clas for a max-pooling layer of a convolutional neural network?

[m3kw9]

Bing is already free if people are “exploiting” it

[spaceman_2020]

I’ve been using voice GPT chat a lot and I keep wondering why companies haven’t replaced their customer service reps with it.

[crooked-v → spaceman_2020]

It's only useful for the 'service' part if it can actually do stuff, and with the current state of LLMs it wouldn't be long before somebody argued such a service into giving them 200% refunds on everything and published the steps for everyone else to do the same.

[anonymousab → spaceman_2020]

From what I have seen from some tests at my company, you can almost always get hallucinations that are potentially very destructive.

But for front line "get this person to shut up and go away in frustration" customer service - not something for solving actual customer issues - it's a no-brainer.

I would guess that looping, no-human phone systems are just cheaper to keep for now.