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GPT Chats with T-Mobile Support to get discounts

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Re: GPT Chats with T-Mobile Support to get discounts

#6

the loop is complete, AI customers talking to AI support

A lot of the world works by way of one person's staff communicating with another's. This brings that capability to more of us.

Hell, we moved from haggling to fixed pricing in grocery stores due to human limits. Imagine filling your cart and having your AI negotiate with the store's around the relative expiration dates of various foodstuffs, the quality given time of year and how long it spent in a truck, or backdating a frequent purchase as a subscription. (Or better yet, you arrive home to an always-stocked fridge.)

Re: GPT Chats with T-Mobile Support to get discounts

#8
I think it's funny that the demo on the website is a video of a chatbot communicating with another chatbot. I worry that this will be the new dystopian hell we all live in.

If you're trying to market this, you should change the demo to something where it shows a success story.

Re: GPT Chats with T-Mobile Support to get discounts

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I think it's funny that the demo on the website is a video of a chatbot communicating with another chatbot. I worry that this will be the new dystopian hell we all live in. If you're trying to market this, you should change the demo to something where it shows a success story.

> If you're trying to market this, you should change the demo to something where it shows a success story

I count not having to deal with someone's chatbot as a win.

Re: GPT Chats with T-Mobile Support to get discounts

#10

the loop is complete, AI customers talking to AI support

A lot of the world works by way of one person's staff communicating with another's. This brings that capability to more of us. Hell, we moved from haggling to fixed pricing in grocery stores due to human limits. Imagine filling your cart and having your AI negotiate with the store's around the relative expiration dates of various foodstuffs, the quality given time of year and how long it spent in a truck, or backdati…

We should be moving the other way. Open, accessible, well-defined APIs, without price discrimination.

I do not want to haggle at the grocery. I want to be able to budget and anticipate pricing.

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