not sure there is any research done by people using office suite…

it sounds like you are conflating LLM in general with the crappy copilot that MS offers with the office suite

an LLM could be useful for research of large (large) datasets… Copilot would not be

change management wouldn’t be a thing.

What do you think Change Management is?

Then maybe it’s not useful for you. That doesn’t mean AI isn’t useful for a number of other roles.

Case in point, as per the article, AI is pretty useless for regular office work

The devil is in the details… what you describe screams to me what I call the “new boss syndrome”. New boss comes in and they feel the need to pee on everyone to mark their territory so they MUST bring in some genius change.

99% of the time, they are bringing in some forced change for the sake of change or something that worked on their previous place without taking into consideration the context.

I do not know anyone who prefers to work harder… either the changes proposed make no sense (or it’s too complex for people to understand the benefit) or the change is superfluous. That is usually where resistance to change comes from.

.this basically just shows that AI assistants provide no benefit when they’re not used and nothing else.

so you think they may be useful but people just like to work harder? or perhps, they tried and saw no benefit at all and moved on?

30 minutes? I tried buying since 10 est and was only successful at 2 pm

I finally gave up when they started blanking out my home page as I turned off history… I don’t even miss it

Story time:

I started taking my kid skiing when he was six, the drive is about 45 mins each way so after the second of third trip he asked me to tell him a story while in the car.

I started telling him all stories I knew but sooner than later ran out, so I started summarizing books and movies I had seen and at some point The Imitation Game came up.

My son was amazed how this man, through just intelligence and dedication was able to accomplish so much. The story stuck with him and a few days later he asked me, in front of his 4 year old sister, what award was given to Turing for such a big accomplishment.

Without thinking ahead, my sarcastic ass just blurted out, “well, the gov discovered he was gay and threw him in jail”. To this, my son follows up with “what’s gay?”

So I straightened my thoughts a bit not to fumble this one and said, in the most neutral tone I can muster, “usually boys like girls and girls like boys, but sometimes boys like boys and girls like girls, and that is called being gay”

My son think about this for like 5 seconds and then replies “that’s not something to go to jail for!” and my daughter completes “jail is for people that are dangerous to other people”

Right then and there I knew we are definitely not born the horrible people we sometimes become… it is ALL taught and learned through life. The best shot I have to make a difference in the world is to not screw up my kids.

PS: ski story time had continued until today. I now have to read new books to tell while we go skiing or any other long road trip. I really love it and it had turned my kids into big readers… specially my daughter who has almost turned into The Paper

Meh, that’s not real competition… the big one just collude

if you had any real patriotism, you would not be this complaisant as your country is flushed down the toilet

Fuck Google

give it 6 months more… it’s about to get biblical

how is that “fair”?

no,I’m saying muricans. are mostly stupid and therefore MOSTLY susceptible

embargo is cowardly

of course, killing civilians is manly

for muricans

as opposed to just embargo the island now that all the axis had fallen?

no, America wanted the show of force

to oppose, sure… to drop 2 nuclear bombs on civilians?? hmmm dunno

sure, let’s dice and slice the context until the USA is always right

Americans are murderous pigs and the jApAnEsE dId NoThInG wRoNg?

how about: they are both murderous pigs?