Solved CoPilot Uses

jvickers · Apr 20, 2024

Ghot said:
That's sounds right.

If you want more than "sub-questions as refinements of the original question" you have to... pay. ^^

I just remembered that my institution offers us the enterprise edition of CoPilot. The 30-response limit for follow-up questions seems to still be in effect, so I think it's just that - a limit regardless of if you pay.

Ghot · Apr 20, 2024

jvickers said:
I just remembered that my institution offers us the enterprise edition of CoPilot. The 30-response limit for follow-up questions seems to still be in effect, so I think it's just that - a limit regardless of if you pay.

For Microsoft, these days... all roads lead to subscription payments. ^^

jvickers · Apr 20, 2024

Ghot said:
For Microsoft, these days... all roads lead to subscription payments. ^^

I'm beginning to think that's the case for virtually everything these days!

Ghot · Apr 20, 2024

jvickers said:
I'm beginning to think that's the case for virtually everything these days!

Pretty much.

Wisewiz · Apr 20, 2024

Steve C said:
ChatGPT is a superior Artificial Idiot demonstrating a better class of artificial ignorance

Agreed. And :lmao:

kelper · Apr 20, 2024

I just asked CoPilot how many queens there were in New York City. A bit naughty. I know. I was expecting a very equivocal answer.
But it just said there are about 2.4 million residents of the Queens borough.

I can't find any AI that provides consistent, accurate answer to quite simple questions.

antspants · Apr 20, 2024

kelper said:
I can't find any AI that provides consistent, accurate answer to quite simple questions.

Yeah it’s pretty dumb for something that is allegedly supposed to kill us all and take over, in my opinion

jvickers · Apr 20, 2024

kelper said:
I just asked CoPilot how many queens there were in New York City. A bit naughty. I know. I was expecting a very equivocal answer.
But it just said there are about 2.4 million residents of the Queens borough.

I can't find any AI that provides consistent, accurate answer to quite simple questions.

Here's what Claude came up with on the first query:

There are no literal queens that rule over New York City, as it is not a monarchy. New York City is part of the United States, which is a democratic republic.

However, the term "queens" is sometimes used in a playful way to refer to prominent drag queens who perform and have a celebrated status within NYC's LGBTQ community and nightlife scene. Some famous NYC-based drag queens include RuPaul, Lady Bunny, Bianca Del Rio, and Shangela.

But in terms of an actual queen with a royal title and ruling powers over NYC - there are none. The city operates under an elected mayor and city council government system.

It at least hit the drag queen idea and listed four queens from NYC.

jvickers · Apr 20, 2024

jvickers said:
Here's what Claude came up with on the first query:

There are no literal queens that rule over New York City, as it is not a monarchy. New York City is part of the United States, which is a democratic republic.

However, the term "queens" is sometimes used in a playful way to refer to prominent drag queens who perform and have a celebrated status within NYC's LGBTQ community and nightlife scene. Some famous NYC-based drag queens include RuPaul, Lady Bunny, Bianca Del Rio, and Shangela.

But in terms of an actual queen with a royal title and ruling powers over NYC - there are none. The city operates under an elected mayor and city council government system.

It at least hit the drag queen idea and listed four queens from NYC.

Here's what Claude said when I asked it for an estimate of drag queens in NYC:

Unfortunately, there are no definitive statistics on the exact number of drag queens living and performing in New York City. Drag is a vibrant part of NYC's LGBTQ+ culture, but it's an informal community without official numbers.

However, we can make an educated guess based on some data points:

- NYC is considered one of the biggest and most influential drag scenes in the world, along with cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco.

- There are several renowned LGBTQ+ nightlife hubs in NYC that feature drag shows and performances, like the West Village, Hell's Kitchen, and Brooklyn enclaves.

- Major competitions like RuPaul's Drag Race have served to increase visibility and popularity of drag in recent years.

- According to a 2016 survey by NYC's Dept of Health, around 4% of NYC adults identify as LGBQ (separate from transgender).

Based on NYC's massive population of over 8 million, even a conservative estimate of the city having several thousand drag performers and enthusiasts seems reasonable. More liberal estimates put the number in the tens of thousands when considering the full drag artistry community and subcultures.

But without official data, providing a precise number is difficult. The vast, iconic NYC drag scene certainly contains multitudes of talented "queens."

It did have a point.

antspants · Apr 20, 2024

Wow, it’s dumber than I thought.
QA) We don't have royalty in the USA we have an elected president.
QB) A persons identity preferences are none of anyones business.

In under 25 words