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ThunderySleep t1_j6yhxqd wrote

Reply to comment by frequenttimetraveler in [N] Microsoft integrates GPT 3.5 into Teams by bikeskata

Got to be honest, the biggest thing I'm not looking forward to is every vapid person with a bogus job being able to write as though they're an intelligent important person. Like how Grammarly allowed dumb people to hide the fact that they can barely read and write.

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frequenttimetraveler t1_j6ykioh wrote

I'm looking forward to finding out that peopel who write nice letters and look good on cam are just as dumb as the minions they manage.

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visarga t1_j6z9nie wrote

No, you got it worng. Today you want to sprnikle a few mistakes to signal your authenticity. It's the new cool style. Only chatGPT and copyrighting professionals have perfect grammar.

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ooonurse t1_j71mt0q wrote

In fairness, every single time I've seen someone use grammarly they were extremely intelligent people with English as their second or third language. I also know one person who uses it because of dyslexia, which has nothing to do with intelligence. Be careful about shaming people for using software commonly used for accessibility.

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ThunderySleep t1_j72xf6o wrote

Why? I don't care about your friend's feelings.

This comment was a fine addition to the discussion until you thought you could tell me what to do.

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cunth t1_j71nxsu wrote

Ability to execute will become even more important when competence is normalized.

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