what about chat GPT

Thanks I was having a little trouble using notion thank you soo much and your biggest fan from india🤝🏻

It sounds interesting, but I watched a video about Skillshare earlier and am very spooked by start for free offers. The Skillshare offer is for a month free, but if you don't cancel in less than two weeks, you owe $168 for the full year subscription. You can sometimes get it canceled , one time, but many people have been charged, again for $168, when the year passes, and you only get one refund per lifetime. Yeah , insane. I would need some hefty reassurance that Notion AI isn't all scammy like Skillshare is, imho.

I find chat GPT more useful but for little tasks Notion does it

Turkish subtitle pls

Isn't this the long term issue? Production of work that isn't completely original? Sure it may be a close approximation of what your work may have been but the more widespread it becomes, the more it reflects underlying programming and its inherent biases. Not to mention, the earlier stages of ones education that it is used, the less likely that it represents or reflects the pupil/person who produced it. I have no issues with its use on the consumption side for, say, learning or obtaining knowledge etc. As long as you are aware of the limitations and parameters. On the production side, it could provide significant advantages and promote someone who does not necessarily merit it. We're moving more into this complex hybrid AI world and it is difficult to know how this plays out. Just look at social media and the outcomes it produces. Not all bad. But certainly things to consider. [response is 100% my own; not AI-generated]

@@chomalen I agree, it is a double-edged sword, and very important thing is how it is used. I would never use AI to generate complete text and claim it as my own work, because it removes originality and humanity from the work, and frankly, it's cheating and it's deceptive. But using it to paraphrase small section of my own original text or convert it into passive voice is in my opinion just a time-saving tool. It is still my work and I still need to know the language so I can determine if new version of the text is correct and if it fits rest of the work. Basically, I don't see a problem in AI if it's being used to speed up something that user has adequate skills to do, but I do think it's morally wrong to use AI in order to cheat others into believing that user has adequate skill set and that produced work is original and personal.

@@zlatan_2197 I use AI for the same reasons and I agree with your view

@@zlatan_2197 yea man idk if this is going to get rid of original thought. I can see future schooling doing more in person testing and paper pencil testing and writing in the future to counteract this but in the workforce and business this won’t get rid of original thought, just 10x our productivity.

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