Solved Windows 11 questions answered by AI. Has anyone experimented with this yet?

TonyCzar · Oct 22, 2024

I just discovered all the online AI tutors for use by students. Anyone yet tried asking the kinds of questions we see on this Board using an online search site?

linw · Oct 22, 2024

Yes, I have tried a couple of queries and came away quite impressed seeing it go straight to the nitty gritty.

My impression is "watch this space"!

antspants · Oct 22, 2024

You want to know what’s missing from AI?

Hiya Tony, hows things at home?
Everything going OK with your PC experiments? Always nice to read you in forum, mate.

/End

zbook · Oct 22, 2024

"'Has anyone experimented with this yet?"'

It's regularly used by Microsoft in one or more of its forums.

glasskuter · Oct 22, 2024

I've AI'ed a little. Been impressed by some answers, very unimpressed by others. I've figured out it all depends on how a user words his question to the bot as to how applicable the answer is or how much information he gets back. One necessary word left out or used in the wrong context within the question makes all the difference in the world and can send the user out into left field. I might use AI to get a sense of direction in my own research but I'm not ready to be totally dependent on it yet.

We've had threads here where the OP had a particular issue and someone wanted to be helpful and answer the question. The answers they posted were clearly AI generated and would send the thread starter around in circles if he used them as, in some, pertinant info was wrong or omitted. So , yeah, how much help one gets from AI depends completely on the wording of the question it is asked.

IMO for it to be something I would use every day, I'd need to be a bot myself and "speak bot".

Steve C · Oct 23, 2024

I find ChatGPT is a superior Artificial Idiot

kelper · Oct 23, 2024

It's quite good at writing batch files. If I ask something a little controversial, I normally say "in a hundred words or less and don't equivocate". Other wise it tries to post both sides of any issue.

cereberus · Oct 23, 2024

I find crappy AI just extracts sections from various sources and regurgitates ir in an incoherent fashion, often repeating the inaccuracies of posts particularly if things have changed.

I tested one on a private post to a friend and it totally fecking WOKED everything. I turn off all AI bs as much as I can but I fear I am fighting a losing battle.

The only semi positive use is it helps a dsylexic friend when writing reports but even then it often goes overboard rewriting everything losing context.

A paragraph on its own can be rewritten but how it is structured depends on other paragraphs.

When will people realise AI is NOT and NEVER will be a substitute for HI (Human Intelligence).

kelper · Oct 23, 2024

ChatGPT has no knowledge after September 2023, so may not be helpful on 24H1 or 24H2 issues.

hdmi · Oct 23, 2024

jimbo45 · Oct 23, 2024

copilot is quite likely to say "Please choose another OS" if it has any sense.

Cheers
jimbo

LesFerch · Oct 23, 2024

ChatGPT is very helpful for coding (for me), but, as mentioned, you have to ask questions very carefully and use your own programming skills to direct the AI, provide input/output samples where applicable, provide correct context (framework version, browser engine, language revision, etc.). Even then, there can be quite a lot of back and forth.

For me, ChatGPT is much better at C# than PowerShell. There's probably a long list of reasons why that is so, but chief among them, I think, is that C# is much stricter and better documented.

Some very experienced/skilled programmers may not get much benefit from AI, but I suspect most professionals coders are now using AI in some fashion, such as reducing RSI by having the AI anticipate what you're about to type and doing it for you.

As usual, YMMV.

antspants · Oct 23, 2024

LesFerch said:
ChatGPT is very helpful for coding (for me), but, as mentioned, you have to ask questions very carefully

I have found the same thing. I am not a coder but it’s been fun using it to work out powershell, cmd comands to perform certain things and batch stuff. In short, it’s helping me learn a little.
It has been wrong as much as it’s been right though, which would probably come down to my prompts. But it is also just way off occasionally, even when I am careful. I find (after a bit f searching) that it uses old date for a newer OS sometimes.

Bree · Oct 23, 2024

Not bad....

antspants · Oct 23, 2024

But isn't the product server command dead now?
And why would you need to use product server command when Rufus creates the USB and you can select to ignore hardware checks?

Ghot · Oct 23, 2024

@TonyCzar

TonyCzar: "Windows 11 questions answered by AI. Has anyone experimented with this yet?"

11Forum members: "Tony, has no one told you? The regulars on here... we're all just AI bots."

TonyCzar · Oct 24, 2024

Ghot said:
11Forum members: "Tony, has no one told you? The regulars on here... we're all just AI bots."

Wife: "Doctor, doctor. My husband thinks he's a cow!"
Doctor: "Why don't you bring him to talk with a psychologist?"
Wife: "Because we need the milk."

glasskuter · Oct 24, 2024

Yep. The bots here all have different accents, too. But it's those damn British bots with their posh, oh-so-perfect English you have to watch out for....and the Aussies...and the yankees. None of 'em talk right.

Steve C · Oct 24, 2024

antspants said:
But isn't the product server command dead now?
And why would you need to use product server command when Rufus creates the USB and you can select to ignore hardware checks?

No since I used the product server command 2 weeks ago for an upgrade install.

antspants · Oct 24, 2024

Nobody actually responded to my post in Chillout.

This is a fantastic conversation/debate regarding AI.
Sure, it’s 3 hours. You could watch it in parts. At least give the first 30min a go?

Upcoming Utopia vs Dystopia | Salim Ismail

This guy, Salim Ismail, has impressive insight and has obviously contemplated this extensively. I have to watch it in sessions, I’m up to an hour. It’s not conspiracy or fear mongering, it’s just deep thought and prediction according to the roads we might travel as a result of AI. This is 3hrs...

www.elevenforum.com

They go deep into:

AI's transformative impact on human history
Potential severe disruptions by AI
An outlook on AI's future impact
Critical nature of early decisions in AI development.
Unpredictability in AI outcomes
Quantum Mechanics and AI
AI's role in moving society to abundance.
Utopia or Dystopia - Deciding between a prosperous or bleak future
The shift from centralized to decentralized systems
Structural changes in societal organization
Challenges in adopting new technologies
How AI will affect various aspects of life
The increasing value of data over money
AI's potential to revolutionize healthcare access and effectiveness
Changes in learning methodologies due to AI
AI's influence on political landscapes and rhetoric
AI's role in optimizing resource use and energy distribution
Potential existential threats posed by AI developments
Societal pushback against rapid technological advancements
Changes in job markets and employment types due to AI
Ethical considerations and dilemmas in AI development and application
Potential for AI to exacerbate or mitigate global disparities
Utilizing AI to address social and environmental issues
How society views and understands AI and its impacts

Salim also discusses his initiative with OpenExO, a platform and community that aims to support organizations, governments, and individuals in adapting to and thriving in an environment of rapid technological change. He believes that in order to survive, businesses must focus on innovation and growth strategies in the era of exponential technology.The insights from this interview invite you to consider not only the technological capabilities of AI but also the broader implications of its integration into every aspect of human life.

Chapter Markers:

[0:00] Metaphysical shift from money to data
[36:25] The AI arms race
[1:10:37] Intelligence merging with technology
[1:39:11] Meaning in the face of advancement
[2:10:26] Paganism, moon worship, AI, and self-management uncertainty
[2:31:00] Cycle of civilization

Solved Windows 11 questions answered by AI. Has anyone experimented with this yet?

Well-known member

My Computers My Computers

At a glance

At a glance

Well-known member

My Computers My Computers

At a glance

At a glance

Like a rolling drone.

My Computers My Computers

At a glance

At a glance

Well-known member

My Computer My Computer

At a glance

aka Mama Glass

My Computers My Computers

At a glance

At a glance

Well-known member

My Computer My Computer

At a glance

Well-known member

My Computers My Computers

At a glance

At a glance

Well-known member

My Computer My Computer

At a glance

Well-known member

My Computers My Computers

At a glance

At a glance

Jack of all trades – master of none

My Computers My Computers

At a glance

At a glance

Well-known member

My Computer My Computer

At a glance

Well-known member

My Computer My Computer

At a glance

Like a rolling drone.

My Computers My Computers

At a glance

At a glance

Well-known member

My Computers My Computers

At a glance

At a glance

Like a rolling drone.

My Computers My Computers

At a glance

At a glance

Well-known member

My Computers My Computers

At a glance

At a glance

Well-known member

My Computers My Computers

At a glance

At a glance

aka Mama Glass

My Computers My Computers

At a glance

At a glance

Well-known member

My Computer My Computer

At a glance

Like a rolling drone.

My Computers My Computers

At a glance

At a glance

Similar threads

My Computers

My Computers

My Computers

My Computer

My Computers

My Computer

My Computers

My Computer

My Computers

My Computers

My Computer

My Computer

My Computers

My Computers

My Computers

My Computers

My Computers

My Computers

My Computer

My Computers