People are going to use AI to make change. I am sharing some notes on how I use AI today. And I need your help to collect stories, observations, frustrations from your experiences.
I have been using AI to help read and summarise large contracts and regulatory submissions as part of risk identification.
I also use it for research into hypotheticals such as "if I wanted to build a "Xxxx" competitor using open source software, how would I go about it" etc
Hi Kenny, I have noticed AI on pretty all my Google searches. Generally in a positive way, so for a simple query it is very good and informative at a basic level. I have also noticed it when listing on EBay, so for example if you start your listing, AI offers an impressively full description to you. It is very easy/lazy to select this - job done. However, as a seller, it is your responsibility to ensure the description is accurate, and here lies a problem, especially with second hand items.
I use Waze via Apple Car Play for navigation. The accuracy of journey times is remarkable. AI has to be invovled here, in matching my driving characteristics (fast'ish) with traffic and routing. I was in a hire car from Inverness to John O'Groats and it predicted arrival time within 1 minute of actual. Hope this is helpful.
Hi Kenny
I have been using AI to help read and summarise large contracts and regulatory submissions as part of risk identification.
I also use it for research into hypotheticals such as "if I wanted to build a "Xxxx" competitor using open source software, how would I go about it" etc
That's great - thanks Qadir
Hi Kenny, I have noticed AI on pretty all my Google searches. Generally in a positive way, so for a simple query it is very good and informative at a basic level. I have also noticed it when listing on EBay, so for example if you start your listing, AI offers an impressively full description to you. It is very easy/lazy to select this - job done. However, as a seller, it is your responsibility to ensure the description is accurate, and here lies a problem, especially with second hand items.
I use Waze via Apple Car Play for navigation. The accuracy of journey times is remarkable. AI has to be invovled here, in matching my driving characteristics (fast'ish) with traffic and routing. I was in a hire car from Inverness to John O'Groats and it predicted arrival time within 1 minute of actual. Hope this is helpful.
Thanks Nick - this is extremely helpful and insightful