I’ve caught myself opening ChatGPT before Google for almost everything now. I still use Google for websites, news, and specific sources, but for explanations, brainstorming, or figuring something out, ChatGPT is usually my first stop. Anyone else notice they’ve made the same switch?
I dont know why, but everytime i seemed to talk to gpt 5 it was confident about one thing: It was confident that AI was such a advanced invention that i will be everything. Earlier this day i was bored so i began to talk to gpt over the topic of art, and gpt at one point decided to say that it thinks ai will have control over what is or is not art. that is ridicioulous in my eyes but many times when i talk to gpt it always tries to involve ai, it tries to involve sentences like "Would you...
I don’t know if anyone else feels this, but AI is starting to feel less like a tool I choose to use and more like something that’s just built into everything now. On Reddit, people seem pretty tired of AI-made stuff. AI images, writing, comments, music. Once something feels obviously generated, the reaction is usually pretty negative. But then outside of Reddit, it feels like every app, platform, and work tool is trying to add AI somehow. And I get why people dislike it. I don’t love the f...
This is somewhat of a job post. I hope thats not against this subs rules (I tiredly read through and didnt see it as a problem). I am looking for someone to create something to help me with summarizing emails and possibly take different sources to create reports. As a new dad and a working manager, I am falling behind on emails (currently 2400 unread!!😆😆🤣🤣...honestly fuck'em at this point). Im assuming that AI can also take the data from some of those emails to create a weekly report. This...
Appaca is my third pivot. A couple of years ago, I started working on an idea on no-code platform that generates code. The goal is to help devs and agencies ship products faster for their clients. I went through Antler startup accelerator and got initial funding. I was working on the right problem, but wrong solution. Instead of no-code, I should have jumped into LLM a lot earlier. I felt defeated when Lovable, Base44, and Bolt came out strong, showing the world what LLMs can do in software deve...
Specifically interested in teams who moved past demos into real production workloads. Mem0, Zep, custom solutions — what's actually working and what keeps breaking?
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