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On the other hand, maybe you prefer the decisions the AI takes for them instead of what they would do by themselves.
System prompt: >>> You're a strict yet lenient manager, you have very high expectations from your reports, while making them feel like they are part of a bigger family. every email you write should reflect this.
Hurrah! Now we can enter 3 bullet points, have an AI automatically turn them into 3 pages of waffle, and then copilot can automatically summarise those back into bullet points again.
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> It does have great promise in an open-source self-hosted incarnation not controlled by external actors, however. I'm not even sure about that, entirely. My very limited understanding of this is that a core requirement is the initial data - the large language models(?). Which of these you can use, or how it's initially developed/populated, will have an influence on the answers you get and how it may evolve/"learn".…
I think for now, the data requirements to train a SOTA LLM are so extreme we don’t have the luxury of being picky with the training data. We are getting close to the point where there isn’t enough human written text in existence to continue scaling these models. Model refinement seemingly has lower training requirements, putting it within the reach of smaller organizations or wealthy individuals. If you don’t like th…
Why they dint called Clippy?
Fingers crossed for Clippy to make a dramatic re-entry into our lives.
Hurrah! Now we can enter 3 bullet points, have an AI automatically turn them into 3 pages of waffle, and then copilot can automatically summarise those back into bullet points again.
I've been curious to try teams more for Microsoft's integration and this is enticing. But, have been using it, and at the moment search doesn't even return anything at all. Is this a bug, or do I need to be paying for a higher tier? Slack search was generally pretty good.