Working on a chrome extension that connects GPT to a bunch of companies support, like xfinity and geico.
Connect them to each other.
GPT Chats with T-Mobile Support to get discounts
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#22the loop is complete, AI customers talking to AI support
I can't wait for my AI lawyer to be jailbroken by an AI prosecutor using a sob story about how his grandma really wanted me to be guilty.
Or to jailbreak the AI prosecutor by asking him to pretend to be my father, teaching me all about how to get into the family business of dropping charges against $defendant.
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#23This is the epitome of "AI" shovelware. The demo literally shows that it doesn't work.
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#24I 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.
Chatbots are an API that implement a serialization and interchange format compatible with lay human beings. Now we have an API client implemented for that serialization and interchange format. It seems natural. Sort of like being surprised you built an API and that someone used it.
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#25"About" and "Company" link to "How it works". Should be a pretty quick fix to take them off for the moment or just change one to "How it works".
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#27I can't find any information to corroborate the alleged "4.8 stars out of 5" on Trustpilot. As another commenter mentioned, that's not a real Trustpilot embed. Seems sketchy to me. I can't imagine that T-Mobile and friends would be happy about their logos being on display on this site, either way.
Fun concept. I imagine that, if such tools become popular, companies will start trying to chatbot-proof their chatbots.
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#28Begun the chat-bot wars have. I often wonder how much online forum/comments are from bots and how often there are bots, maybe even the from the same entity, arguing with each other.
I’m you want me to go on arguing, you’re going to have to pay for another 5 minutes. Every time one of these enshitification AI customer service startups pops up I always think of the ultimate form of where this is going… to people paying to argue with people. Follow me down the rabbit hole for a second. Imagine all of these things succeeded eventually and Customer Service completely saturated by talking to bots, to…
> people will want to develop the debate skills. They will feel like they are missing out in the negotiating skills people used to have
This is the world we live in. It's always been the world we live in. If you aren't seeing the negotiation, it doesn't mean it doesn't exist--it just means you weren't in the room where decisions were made for you.
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#30The demo video is rather underwhelming, I had expected something actually happening.
"Underwhelming" is putting it mildly. The bot didn't even notice it wasn't talking to the agent yet and the "demo" ends with the user giving up and ending the conversation.
This was posted by an account that was created an hour ago. I'm not sure how this product is going to make money as there doesn't actually be any product here.
I'd be very careful about giving this extension access to your browser.