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It generates 42.8% bullshit.
They probably view that as a statistic worth bragging about. It's not. If Excel got calculations right 57.2% of the time it would be completely worthless.
I asked copilot to look through my every spreadsheet and find how many instances of a category occurred. I was curious to see if it was any good. Gave me 2 different numbers. Neither were correct.
Copilot: Putting the "Artificial" in Artificial Intelligence.
Fartificial Intelligence
The tech behind LLMs could have just been Clippy and everyone would be happy.
So it achieved the actual proficiency of a middle manager…
Decades ago. The company that replaced it's CEO with a LLM thrives.
Just keep regenerating data until it's something the stock holders like. Doesn't matter if it's BS. They're already accustomed to that.
Nice. Basically a coin flip
Slightly better than Vegas. Unfortunately, plenty of people are okay with Vegas odds.
Not enough accuracy to be useful. Not enough bullshit for politics.
https://defector.com/it-took-many-years-and-billions-of-dollars-but-microsoft-finally-invented-a-calculator-that-is-wrong-sometimes