If each of those EV batteries is a 100 kilowatt-hour Tesla battery, and your lunar base uses just one kilowatt like an average American house, then sure, three batteries will last for (almost) two weeks since there are 336 hours in two weeks.

But Rolls-Royce is talking about a reactor that can provide megawatts. If we need a megawatt of power instead of a kilowatt, then we multiply our battery requirement by a factor of a thousand.

Just call it Holistic treatment and you’ll have dummies lining up and paying a premium to do it

I was thinking between chat gpt and midjourney you could make a really good system to assist with creating a campaign and even add some visuals.

Briefs for ads are sensitive information. You wouldn't want a competitor to steal your ad idea, would you?

+1 Marketing Gimmick.

There are the German Beer Purity Standards of the 1500s to maintain.

They might do something mundane like "convert my five gallon hobby batch recipe measured in volumes to a twenty barrel recipe measured by weights" that would be useful ... and marketable!

No I copy and paste blocks of text. Sometimes the first iteration is...not quite what I want it to be, so there is an 'answer again' option and that often gives a better result a second time.

I'm not 100% clear in my mind yet whether I am using ChatGPT to paraphrase a news article, or to plagiarize it. For my purposes the vocabulary and grammar of most native-English news stories is too advanced for ESL learners, so ChatGPT helps me to do something faster that I normally do anyway.

Another theoretical weapon from the communist machine. Not ready to deploy yet, logistical hurdles. More like we have a theory, now we need to try and build it.

I use it to prep for meetings. Example: explain how California regulates managed care heal plans…

It was only good for super basic Wikipedia level intro stuff.

Give it time - once upon a time I was typing html into a text editor back when Microsoft was still calling the internet "stupid". That changed very quickly. Look at it now.

I am sure there is someone at the FAA using the AI to evaluate the slew of documents manufacturers send in. .... "Chat says everything is ok, you're good to go!".

Especially since Chat will not be flying on those machines itself.

Made a whole employee handbook, best practices etc. An aid to my business more than anything.

It’s answers were quick and gave me different ideas than my own late at night. And it was sort of insightful that the way I differed my questions gave me different results - substantively. That was a learning for me that seems obvious now.

Don’t worry, they will definitely follow all the rules and tell the client everything! Especially for public facing advertisements that no doubt contain very sensitive and super secret information this is very important.

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I understand you believe that but he has had his peer reviewed and already published papers blocked by arXiv for example and stuff like so I don't think good faith applies here at all.

I hope your client is aware of this and that you checked with your managers that it's an allowed way to use the client's data. In the EU this would be a huge problem.

This is funny and makes sense. AI will maybe be a perfect solution for people who are only comfortable with new representations of things they're already totally familiar with. Ie a 'new Picasso'

Could you elaborate on DnD campaigns? How do you use it? Like to do the idea for the campaign, or the progress, or what?

Well, it's a result based on that lieu, anyway. Which is part of one of the concerns of 'replacing' scholarly workers. That without a continuing body of reliable data, AI will not be able to progress.

I've used it for some similar types of questions. It's good at finding more or less something applicable to what I'm looking for (in legal questions, history, etc). But it seems it's just grabbing what I could find otherwise on Wikipedia and research papers, and making it so I don't have to read through everything to find it. And for giving colored responses that we can interpret. I haven't really been impressed by anything it's said though, the way I am when I listen to a real expert in the subject, and rather it's just good at presenting encyclopedic/textbook info. Have you?

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It's saved me time at work if I need to get started on a project plan. It can give me bullet points in what's most important, ideas for best practice strategy and saves a lot of time writing. Used it as a springboard for a job req as well.

well thank god they shared how it works so everyone can be on the same page.

Do you mark this down to the low quality of that worker? or would it be that even good producers would be less competent than ChatGPT?

It's gelping me a lot with school. Not really answering your qeustion. But it really saves time.

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