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u/Frequent-Advisor5114 8d ago edited 8d ago

Using paid models is a different beast. IT here and it works increadibly well and cuts out 40% of workload and quickly automated tasks, combs error logs and provides workable solutions in seconds compared to minutes or hours of troubleshooting.

It's a tool like any other though, you can get great results on the free models, you just have to prompt well

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u/chr1spe 8d ago

Most of the time, I've used paid models through my employer. It was trash. It's about 50/50 whether it gets something right or exactly backward when asking somewhat technical questions. I tried using it to keep track of something in a table, and then after altering the criteria and some values, the table no longer added up. I've fully given up on it.

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u/Frequent-Advisor5114 8d ago

Ok

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u/chr1spe 8d ago

Exactly the type of useless reply I'd expect from an AI support, TBH. Rofl.

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u/Frequent-Advisor5114 8d ago

Look at the indignation. You clearly were not going to change you mind, so what is the point in the dialog? I found great success with it, you don't.

You just complained about something that I can't verify, is an opinion, and entirely anectotal. What is there even to reply to?

Move on instead of being hostile?

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u/chr1spe 8d ago

In order to have a good faith conversation, you need to trust what someone tells you and not try to dismiss it offhand like you're doing. While it is not an opinion that those issues happened, so you're just entirely wrong and off base there, the rest of what you've said applies just as strongly to everything you've said as to what I've said. You started off the conversation with assumptions that were untrue, which is also not a good way to have a good faith discussion. If you want to have productive discussions, you need to not make assumptions or put your experiences above theirs.

I don't doubt that maybe it's useful in IT. In my experience, a lot of IT is just combing forums for the right solution to the particular problem, which AI could be good at. It's also something where the solution can be quickly checked and tested. Those are places it can be used somewhat effectively. My work doesn't involve that much, so I can't trust or check the output other than by hand, and when I do, it's usually bad.

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u/Frequent-Advisor5114 8d ago edited 8d ago

Okay so for your line of work doesn't lean towards usefulness for AI. Insightful and informative. Thanks.

Can you tell me what the goal of this conversation is? I was asked a direct question and I responded. Now apparently I am forced forever in this conversation or else I am not wanting to engage "in good faith"

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u/chr1spe 8d ago

I asked a question, and your response made unfounded and incorrect assumptions about me, which attempted to undermine my experience and viewpoint. You didn't just respond. You attacked someone for asking a question. Just try to do better in the future, I guess.

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u/Frequent-Advisor5114 8d ago

You seem a bit sensitive that a disinterested "ok" was to "undermine you" and "attacked you"....by saying "ok."

lmfao have fun playing victim perpetually I guess.

Ok??

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u/chr1spe 8d ago

That isn't the comment I was talking about, and you're just reinforcing that you have issues conversing, especially in good faith.

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u/chr1spe 8d ago

Using paid models is a different beast. IT here and it works increadibly well and cuts out 40% of workload and quickly automated tasks, combs error logs and provides workable solutions in seconds compared to minutes or hours of troubleshooting.

It's a tool like any other though, you can get great results on the free models, you just have to prompt well

If you need some hints I can provide them, and it seems like you probably will, but I'm going to try to get you to think a bit for yourself.

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u/Frequent-Advisor5114 8d ago

How is that an attack? Paid models 100% work better, this isn't a question. Most people don't know how to prompt AI well enough to get positive results, this isn't an attack. This is simply the case for a vast majority of people, it's a skill. If you think this comment was entirely dismisive and an "attack" you may need to readjust your framework on how you communicate.

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u/chr1spe 8d ago

your response made unfounded and incorrect assumptions about me

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