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I dont know? I could see it, because it won't slip up and say something it shouldn't.
AI and it's usefulness in everyday life?
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I tried Grok well over a month ago on a lark. I have to admit it's real handy. Turned me onto stuff no search engine has. I use it quite often now. I initially tested it on a project upcoming with my backhoe. The info it spit back at me in several seconds was good from my own research on this project.
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My son has been able to get Chat to spit out simple blue prints. Ive been able to use it to summarize a materials list.
I am curious, anyone able to get it to 3d model an item, to send to a slicer to 3d print? The dang modeling is a pain, even for simple parts, for a knuckle dragger like me.
I am curious, anyone able to get it to 3d model an item, to send to a slicer to 3d print? The dang modeling is a pain, even for simple parts, for a knuckle dragger like me.
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... and the doctors! One side effect of the universal healthcare act, was that doctor-patient interaction had to be reduced, to manage costs. You've seen this in the form of being asked to see an RN or NP instead of the doctor, when you schedule apointments or get on-boarded as a new patient. This has reduced the role of the general practitioner to mostly only diagnosis.
But it's been proven, time and again, that humans make terrible diagnosticians. We are too biased, no matter how well-educated or intentioned, to see clear through the logic trail to a difficult diagnosis. But AI does not suffer this bias, and has been shown over and over to be the better diagnostician.
So, then one has to ask... with RN's and NP's tending to immediate patient needs, and AI handling diagnosis, what's left for a doctor to do?
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I spend a lot of time in SolidWorks, modeling designs, and had been contemplating hiring another CAD designer to offload some of that work. But perhaps I should see if AI can handle part of it?
My primary interaction with AI is as simple as asking chatGPT or Siri basic trivia or weather questions, I haven't delved into actually using it for creative design work.
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