Completely shocked. The fact that they never took the beta tag off of it was clue enough for me.
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joined 3 years ago
Just like most AI, it makes the user lazier. And I'm someone who is forced to use AI for work and I can confirm.
Why would police actively try to solve a crime when they could lean on flock? Even if it gets it wrong they can say they tried and then move on.
Don't kid yourselves, the majority of people will eat this shit up
Not solves. They have not used the term solved anywhere in there. They are ten possible answers they say.
Which means they have let AI run around and maybe come up with an answer, but they have no way of knowing if it's true, or at least don't want to say it is. Interesting.
The company is hemorrhaging money. This is marketing fluff to try and keep investors interested, and trying to buy some pr because they're offering some free tokens.
Park, like not just braked but fully parking gear, so not at a red.
It is illegal to show anything like that while the car is in gear.
However, it's completely fine as soon as you turn it on, or are sitting parked, or in aux mode.
I'm forced to use it at work and my token usage is monitored. Here was yesterday:
Build things thing, but remember: DO NOT DO THE THING.
Sure thing! I'll build out and I will not do the thing
WTF YOU DID THE THING
You're absolutely right, I did the thing even though you explicitly told me not to do the thing
I wonder if they will have metrics for how many times I've all caps sworn at it.
Tech companies "move fast and break things". Their answers would be "What standards, we're not in the movie industry, we're a 'tech' company"
We're what, 14 years past when they should have done that? Windows 8 introduced the new UI style, and then Windows 10 was their chance to cement it. You can't even blame compatibility, Microsoft's own controls were all behind the legacy UIs. You can tell they were pushed and rushed out the door when nothing was ready.
At this point their UI has been so hacked and slashed that the fact that it compiles is a shock to me.
Yeah they truly automated the best part of my role. Now it's monitoring Claude sessions and more meetings.
I'm planning an exit, can't be tomorrow or next year, but 5-10 years if this continues. I think they're going to see an exodus of senior talent over the next decade.
The FTC doing something good?
Been saying for a while, download your stuff now folks. It's a constant battle to prevent this shit. I'll be mailing my reps (are you?) But plan for the worst.