JM Romig
@jmroaming.bsky.social
Librarian, Professional GM, Poet, and co-owner of Puzzlebox Events - a business that creates and runs bespoke immersive party games. Book your party at puzzleboxevents.com.
Unfortunately, I do think I know someone who is pretty susceptible to this kind of manipulation. I tried to tell them about the limitations of the technology and how it can be misleading and they basically said "yeah, but not the way I use it". 🙄
June 14, 2025 at 2:54 PM
Unfortunately, I do think I know someone who is pretty susceptible to this kind of manipulation. I tried to tell them about the limitations of the technology and how it can be misleading and they basically said "yeah, but not the way I use it". 🙄
The stuff is for organizing your thoughts before a meeting or brainstorming what to make for dinner.
It's not supposed to be a replacement for your accountant, editor, or therapist.
It's not supposed to be a replacement for your accountant, editor, or therapist.
June 14, 2025 at 2:50 PM
The stuff is for organizing your thoughts before a meeting or brainstorming what to make for dinner.
It's not supposed to be a replacement for your accountant, editor, or therapist.
It's not supposed to be a replacement for your accountant, editor, or therapist.
Like it is really a shocking revelation that fancy autocomplete programs are bad therapists?
You don't expect a calculator to fix your relationship with your father. I wouldn't expect ChatGPT to have much better insight.
You don't expect a calculator to fix your relationship with your father. I wouldn't expect ChatGPT to have much better insight.
June 14, 2025 at 2:44 PM
Like it is really a shocking revelation that fancy autocomplete programs are bad therapists?
You don't expect a calculator to fix your relationship with your father. I wouldn't expect ChatGPT to have much better insight.
You don't expect a calculator to fix your relationship with your father. I wouldn't expect ChatGPT to have much better insight.