• Tekkip20@lemmy.world
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    26 days ago

    I don’t bother using things like Copilot or other AI tools like ChatGPT. I mean, they’re pretty cool what they CAN give you correctly and the new demo floored me in awe.

    But, I prefer just using the image generators like DALL E and Diffusion to make funny images or a new profile picture on steam.

    But this example here? Good god I hope this doesn’t become the norm…

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      26 days ago

      These text generation LLM are good for text generating. I use it to write better emails or listings or something.

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        26 days ago

        I had to do a presentation for work a few weeks ago. I asked co-pilot to generate me an outline for a presentation on the topic.

        It spat out a heading and a few sections with details on each. It was generic enough, but it gave me the structure I needed to get started.

        I didn’t dare ask it for anything factual.

        Worked a treat.

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          26 days ago

          You can ask these LLMs to continue filling out the outline too. They just generate a bunch of generic points and you can erase or fill in the details.

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          That’s how I used it to write cover letters for job applications. I feed it my resume and the job listing and it puts something together. I’ve got to do a lot of editing and sometimes it just makes up experience, but it’s faster than trying to write it myself.