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Have you used so-called "AI" for actually productive work ?
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this post was submitted on 02 Dec 2024
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Copilot is actually linked directly into their search engine and it provides the links it pulls its data from. ~~But you're correct, ChatGPT is not hooked into the live internet and should not be used for such things.~~ I'm not sure if Gemini is or not since I haven't used it or looked into it much, so I can't comment on it.
Edit: I stand corrected, ChatGPT is hooked into the live web now. It didn't used to be and I haven't used it in awhile since my work has our own private trained model running that we're supposed to use instead.
Chatgpt also pulls from the web and cites its sources.
That’s not correct. ChatGPT is hooked into the live web.
Ah okay, it didn't used to be when I used it awhile back. I edited my comment, thanks for the correction.