Post #4330615
2026-07-30 21:16 UTC
By useful, I mean stuff like “summarize the main points from these 300 excruciatingly boring tender requirements, so I know what to look for in a detailed analysis” or “read through my inbox and highlight the 5 most important topics from the last month, along with their corresponding action items”.
I’m a product manager, not a coder or engineer. I rarely operate on stricter criteria than “mostly correct”, “good enough” or “probably wrong”.
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@Tereya@tech.lgbt 2026-07-30 22:12
@slothrop@chaos.social The framing I like is "It's a decent fuzzy search tool when it can point to its sources." It's also not something I regularly use because (among other reasons) I don't want to be dependent on a tool whose actual cost is a big black box subsidized by venture capital.