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Ask HN: Do you openly use GPT at work?
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Re: Ask HN: Do you openly use GPT at work?
#2If your place of work isn't allowing you to use any form of LLM/GPT and you are in tech, you might want to think about finding another job sooner rather than later.
Re: Ask HN: Do you openly use GPT at work?
#3No. I use it ChatGPT, but they are deeply concerned about code copyright issues.
Re: Ask HN: Do you openly use GPT at work?
#4If your place of work isn't allowing you to use any form of LLM/GPT and you are in tech, you might want to think about finding another job sooner rather than later.
Unless you work in defense, automotives, manufacturing or other jobs where lives are on the line. I'd greatly prefer if we don't defer that decisionmaking to unpaid robots.
Re: Ask HN: Do you openly use GPT at work?
#5If your place of work isn't allowing you to use any form of LLM/GPT and you are in tech, you might want to think about finding another job sooner rather than later.
most compapies data policies forbid this for good reason.
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Re: Ask HN: Do you openly use GPT at work?
#7Yeah, openly? Every week or so someone on my tech team crows about something they finally found a use for for ChatGPT. I try to keep a fund of my own anecdotes so that I can keep up appearances -- but mostly I use it for dall-e image generation. I've found ChatGPT rather terrible at generating python. Apparently it's the snizz at typescripting though, which my louder colleagues work with. :)
Re: Ask HN: Do you openly use GPT at work?
#8Yes, almost daily. My company provides an internal deployment of GPT4 so we have no issues with revealing sensitive data.
According to internal surveys, the tool saved users about 20 person-years of work after just six months or so of deployment (we are a big company).