OpenAI (ChatGPT)
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To clarify, I did not make the above comment about myself. I was quoting a response from AI. Since Mister scotch brough this up, I decided to ask Microsoft Copilot if an ex-wife is similar to AI. The response:
"They can feel similar in a few tongue‑in‑cheek ways but only as a playful comparison, not a literal one. For example:
"They can feel similar in a few tongue‑in‑cheek ways but only as a playful comparison, not a literal one. For example:
- Both can surprise you. An ex‑partner may react in ways you didn’t expect. An AI can also give answers that catch you off guard.
- Both require clear communication. If you’re vague, both an AI and a former spouse might interpret things in ways you didn’t intend.
- Neither can read your mind. Despite popular belief, neither humans nor AI magically know what you mean unless you say it.
This story says ChatGPT handled "granular details." Of course I had to ask Microsft Copilot to define "granular details" – and after reading the reply, I still don't really understand what they are: "Granular details are the smallest components of data or information that can be analyzed independently. They allow for a comprehensive view of a topic, enabling analysts and decision-makers to explore intricate patterns and relationships. In various fields, such as data analysis, marketing and project management, granular details are crucial for making informed decisions and developing effective strategies."
www.newsweek.com
How a Florida man used ChatGPT to sell his home for $100k more
A Florida CEO used ChatGPT to sell his home for $100K over asking, joining millions using AI to solve real financial problems.
www.newsweek.com
It's no different than saying "small" or "fine". A granule is the smallest form of something. They're just trying to sound more intelligent.
I think it's more accurate to say AI is a tool that entertains, and sometimes can be correct when trying to help or inform
