@Airtel_Presence I've decided to tweet every day my broadband outage isn't resolved, maybe I'll make it every hour. Day 5 of broadband outage + song and dance with airtel customer support and @Airtel_Presence No engineer assigned to ticket, no resolution yet in a tier 1 city.
@Airtel_Presence I've decided to tweet every day my broadband outage isn't resolved, maybe I'll make it every hour. Day 5 of broadband outage + song and dance with airtel customer support and @Airtel_Presence No engineer assigned to ticket, no resolution yet in a tier 1 city.
Anyone want to practice role play breaking up with your annoying clingy boyfriend, ChatGPT has you covered. Or you can create your own virtual boyfriend/girlfriend maybe https://t.co/IlUHUasEIE can help with the avatar.
@KaustubhPriye Lol, I did ask it how to fire someone gently, but the answer it generated was a little too real for comfort, especially in the current environment.
Hey @Airtel_Presence let show you how oxymoronic "Airtel Cares" Has become from my experience. I lodged a compliant of frequent disconnections last week on a horrible chat bot interface -> Issue marked as resolved for some reason but it isn't. The problem is clear.....
So now, the only viable way of fixing an issue in a service I am a paying for is to take a brand new connection and pray no issues happen with the new one. Because god forbid if I have an issue with a new one, I might have to take another connection.
And that'll just be the tip of the iceberg. Individuals and states with better tools, models, higher compute power and better training are going to have incredible leverage in many fields including influencing societies and populations.
ML is at a juncture where we can induce dreams through language and generative models synthesise audiovisual content. We are beyond conversational turing tests, and deep into an era of not being able to differentiate between reality and synthesised reality https://t.co/ws7FotAfdy
An industry of building, composing and wielding these AI toolsets is going to emerge (analogous to software tools, software solutions and programmers). And whole swathes of blue collar jobs that were thought to be safe from automation are going to go away.
1/ In the second half of the 16th century, Britain plunged into an energy crisis. At the time, the primary source of energy driving the British economy was heat derived from the burning of wood, and Britain was literally running out of trees.