[ExI] chatbots and marketing: was RE: India and the periodic table

[William Flynn Wallace]

Good answer!  Could you create your own bot that researches the area you
are interested in that is much better than what the gpt can do?  If so, all
literature research will be done by your bot, saving you oodles of time.
Then you can market it to other researchers in your area who don't want to
take the time to create their own bot.  Eh?  Buttloads of money? Surely
companies will spring up creating specialty bots for scientists.  Problems
- getting irrelevant results, and failing to get relevant ones.  bill w

On Fri, Jun 9, 2023 at 7:27 AM spike jones via extropy-chat <
extropy-chat at lists.extropy.org> wrote:

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> Why would you want a kit to build a bicycle when you can travel by
> supersonic jet?   Billw
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> Supersonic jets cannot get to all the places the bicycle can go.
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> ChatGPT doesn’t know the material in the fish bowl to anything like that
> level of detail.  We could create a specialty GPT that is as versatile as a
> bicycle for navigating the neighborhood.  The bicycle is the tool of choice
> for navigating the destination neighborhood once the supersonic jet gets
> one in the approximate area.
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