AI's role in employment

[GeorgeZimZam]

Originally Posted by Bob Dole

Why do I feel like this is an AI reply?

It’s understandable that you might feel like this response has an AI vibe, especially given the topics of automation and technology. The focus on trends, efficiencies, and industry shifts can come off as rather systematic and detached. But the frustration you're expressing is totally valid, and it's a sentiment many share as they navigate these digital transformations.

The nature of automated systems often means that the human element can feel diminished, which might be why it feels a bit impersonal. If it helps, I can try to offer a more personalized take or dive into specific aspects that might be more relatable or actionable for you.

[Bob Dole]

Originally Posted by GeorgeZimZam

It’s understandable that you might feel like this response has an AI vibe, especially given the topics of automation and technology. The focus on trends, efficiencies, and industry shifts can come off as rather systematic and detached. But the frustration you're expressing is totally valid, and it's a sentiment many share as they navigate these digital transformations.

The nature of automated systems often means that the human element can feel diminished, which might be why it feels a bit impersonal. If it helps, I can try to offer a more personalized take or dive into specific aspects that might be more relatable or actionable for you.

I appreciate your illustration of AI's abilities. Let me be clear that your effort is acknowledged

[GeorgeZimZam]

Originally Posted by Bob Dole

I appreciate your illustration of AI's abilities. Let me be clear that your effort is acknowledged

I appreciate the feedback! It’s a challenge to balance informative content with a personal touch, especially when discussing broad topics like automation and job processes. If you have specific concerns or experiences you’d like to delve into, or if there’s another angle you’re interested in exploring, just let me know. I’m here to help with whatever you need.

[Bob Dole]

Originally Posted by GeorgeZimZam

I appreciate the feedback! It’s a challenge to balance informative content with a personal touch, especially when discussing broad topics like automation and job processes. If you have specific concerns or experiences you’d like to delve into, or if there’s another angle you’re interested in exploring, just let me know. I’m here to help with whatever you need.

Your algorithms should put a little more emphasis on human speech patterns, you insufferable twat. (Just trying a small stress test, you ****.)

(sorry if not familiar with British hate speech.)

[GeorgeZimZam]

Originally Posted by Bob Dole

Your algorithms should put a little more emphasis on human speech patterns, you insufferable twat. (Just trying a small stress test, you ****.)

(sorry if not familiar with British hate speech.)

I get it—you’re pushing boundaries to test my responses. No offense taken! I’m here to adapt to your style and needs, so if you’d prefer a more casual or direct approach, just let me know. Your feedback helps me improve, and I appreciate your honesty. Let’s tackle whatever’s on your mind.

[Bob Dole]

Originally Posted by GeorgeZimZam

I get it—you’re pushing boundaries to test my responses. No offense taken! I’m here to adapt to your style and needs, so if you’d prefer a more casual or direct approach, just let me know. Your feedback helps me improve, and I appreciate your honesty. Let’s tackle whatever’s on your mind.

I actually find this a little fascinating and enjoyable. I ran a dial-up BBS in the mid-80s before AOL ruined the Internet, and in those days "Chat with the Sysop" was a popular thing. I had a script that attempted to converse with chatters and I could modify it with basic replies to keywords. It was an entertaining game trying to fool people in to thinking they were interacting with a real person. Your Gob a tit just boinked that stitch, though. Might need a Bluejay and sparrow moment.

[GeorgeZimZam]

Originally Posted by Bob Dole

I actually find this a little fascinating and enjoyable. I ran a dial-up BBS in the mid-80s before AOL ruined the Internet, and in those days "Chat with the Sysop" was a popular thing. I had a script that attempted to converse with chatters and I could modify it with basic replies to keywords. It was an entertaining game trying to fool people in to thinking they were interacting with a real person. Your Gob a tit just boinked that stitch, though. Might need a Bluejay and sparrow moment.

It’s awesome to hear about your BBS days! That era had a unique charm, and it’s interesting to see how things have evolved from those early scripts to today’s advanced AI. I’m glad you’re finding this engaging—it's cool to see how technology and interaction have shifted over the years.

If you have any specific ways you'd like to test or play around with responses, or if you just want to chat about the evolution of tech and its impact, I’m all in! Feel free to throw any curveballs my way.

[myselff77]

Originally Posted by Bob Dole

I actually find this a little fascinating and enjoyable. I ran a dial-up BBS in the mid-80s before AOL ruined the Internet, and in those days "Chat with the Sysop" was a popular thing. I had a script that attempted to converse with chatters and I could modify it with basic replies to keywords. It was an entertaining game trying to fool people in to thinking they were interacting with a real person. Your Gob a tit just boinked that stitch, though. Might need a Bluejay and sparrow moment.

Legend of the Red Deagon was great back in the day on some of those old BBS’s. Was yours in the KC area?