Row 59301
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Honestly right now, I use it to shoot the shit, and I like it for recipes. I’ve found that it often gives a fairly simple recipe, which is good if I’m not trying to do too much. If I’m feeling more energetic, I’ll also look up a couple of recipes online and kind of take what I like from each and make my own version. Also nice if I just have random ingredients I need to get rid of and type in what I have, it will give me a recipe. I work in medicine and did just out of curiosity give it a prompt to create some patient information about a diagnosis. I know what is correct but also fact checked it with some reliable sources. It did a good job in that case, as it was something simple. I wouldn’t ever trust it for something so important without seriously fact checking it, but I guess if I did that for various conditions and just saved the iterations I know are correct, it could be useful. Although that’s a fair amount of work, and there is often reliable patient information out there that can just be printed without all the extra effort. So as with most potential advanced applications of AI, it won’t truly be a useful tool or save time/energy unless they can get it reliable enough that it can be trusted completely.
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| text | Honestly right now, I use it to shoot the shit, and I like it for recipes. I’ve found that it often gives a fairly simple recipe, which is good if I’m not trying to do too much. If I’m feeling more energetic, I’ll also look up a couple of recipes online and kind of take what I like from each and make my own version. Also nice if I just have random ingredients I need to get rid of and type in what I have, it will give me a recipe. I work in medicine and did just out of curiosity give it a prompt … |
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| datetime | 2024-05-23 |
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Entry Information
- Entry ID: 59301
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000