How often do you use "AI" to reply to your messages, if at all?

3 years ago by pufferfischerpulver to c/asklemmy

The recent chat bot advances have pretty much changed my life. I used to get anxiety by receiving mails and IMs, sometimes even from friends. I lost friendships over not replying. My main issue being that I am sometimes get completely stuck in a loop of how to formulate things in the best way to the point of just abandoning the contact. I went to therapy for that and it helped. But the LLM advancements of the recent years have been a game changer.

Now I plop everything into ChatGPT, cleaning out personal information as much as possible, and let the machine write. Often I'll make some adjustments but just having a starting point has changed my life.

So, my answer, I use it all the fucking time.

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activestatue 12 points 3 years ago

The one time I drafted an email using ai, I was told off as being " incredibly inappropriate " so heck no. I have no idea what was inappropriate either, it looked fine to me. Spooky that I can't notice the issues, so I don't touch it

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FaceDeer 12 points 3 years ago

If you're using it right then there'd be no way for the recipient to even tell whether you'd used it, though. Did you forget to edit a line that began with "As a large language model"?

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killeronthecorner 18 points 3 years ago

Once you know someone is using it, it's very easy to know when you're reading AI generated text. It lacks tone and any sense of identity.

While I don't mind it in theory, I am left with the feeling of "well if you can't be bothered with this conversation..."

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PeregrinoCinzento 6 points 3 years ago

😆

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