Use ChatGPT to Get Ahead At Work...

[@dalegray7306]

Another great no nonsense video. I’m always impressed by how easy it is to understand some of the complex topics in your videos. As a creative using ChatGPT and Midjourney it’s really useful (and in some ways comforting to know) that you are ‘out there’ using and testing these things - really appreciate the posts! There are also meetings coming up where this simple insight could/would benefit everyone everyone in the team.

[@glibatree]

Hey thanks for this comment, that is very kind of you! I hope you and your team get value from this approach. 😃😃

[@vorpine]

Great video. One additional point however is always be mindful of uploading sensitive documentation to public LLMs. It could be a way to end up in trouble with your company instead of helping you. Always be mindful of what you upload and ask yourself - would my company be ok making this information public. Always a good idea to try to keep what you provide, and what you need, as generic as you can, while trying to keep it useful.

[@glibatree]

Very true, and also if your company has an enterprise plan to an LLM, often that will include the necessary data protections - so best to use that when available.

[@slackerpope]

Great video. I use LLMs for a brainstorming buddy all the time. Your idea is an excellent addition! Please, please make more practical use case tutorials. Actionable ideas for students and professionals.

[@willdwyer6782]

As far as I'm concerned, business emails are intellectual property. There is no way I am giving copyrighted material to an AI bot. A handful of AI companies using diffusion models are sitting in federal court over the use of copyrighted material as input. These AI developers are attempting to Make IP law as we know it completely obsolete. One of the plaintiffs alleges that a Google search of her name as an artist retrieves Midjourney images instead of her actual artwork.