Thanks for the info. I feel like I get bombarded by both the "AI is Skynet and is inherently evil" posts and the "Use AI as a helpful too" posts. I am considering all the ideas, but haven't sided with either yet... except I don't think any of these programs so far are Skynet or Jane.
Interesting! You may also be interested, MItchell, in Google's NotebookLM https://notebooklm.google.com/ which may also be useful for analyzing and working with the Google Doc you create out of the merged text files. It accepts 10 docs of up to 50,000 words each in each notebook, which can be used with AI analysis. Still in early development, but already an interesting tool.
Good post. I would respectfully disagree with this part though:
"Neither ChatGPT nor Claude has fact-checking built in yet, so this is a distinct way for Google to capitalize on the strength of its search engine."
Claude-2 has an excellent Citations list at the end of its responses, links it referenced in the response.
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Thanks for the info. I feel like I get bombarded by both the "AI is Skynet and is inherently evil" posts and the "Use AI as a helpful too" posts. I am considering all the ideas, but haven't sided with either yet... except I don't think any of these programs so far are Skynet or Jane.
Interesting! You may also be interested, MItchell, in Google's NotebookLM https://notebooklm.google.com/ which may also be useful for analyzing and working with the Google Doc you create out of the merged text files. It accepts 10 docs of up to 50,000 words each in each notebook, which can be used with AI analysis. Still in early development, but already an interesting tool.