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{{a|tech| | {{a|tech|{{image|Drunk chatbot|jpg|What’s a cute little [[neural network]] like you doing in a place like this anyway?}}}}{{quote|{{JC on technology}}}} | ||
It’s just so obvious when you think about it. | |||
Lawyers are ornery, craggy, expensive and equivocal, and if they do give you a straight answer it will be so hamstrung by [[double negative]]s, [[passive]]s and arcane constructions that most likely you won’t understand what they say anyway. | |||
Why not just use a [[chatbot]]? It works okay for triaging customer complaints about Virgin Media’s godforsaken internet service, doesn’t it? | |||
''The Time Blawg'' has an [https://thetimeblawg.com/chatbots/ excellent series] in which its author, the redoubtable Brian Inkster, valiantly tries to engage with chatbots. Well recommended. | |||
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*{{Br|A World Without Work}} | *{{Br|A World Without Work}} | ||
*[[Chess]] | |||
*[[Why is reg tech so disappointing?]] | *[[Why is reg tech so disappointing?]] | ||
*[[Innovation]] and the [[innovation paradox]] | |||
Latest revision as of 15:28, 22 February 2023
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JC pontificates about technology
An occasional series.
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“Any sufficiently primitive middle manager will be unable to distinguish a basic chatbot from magic.”
It’s just so obvious when you think about it.
Lawyers are ornery, craggy, expensive and equivocal, and if they do give you a straight answer it will be so hamstrung by double negatives, passives and arcane constructions that most likely you won’t understand what they say anyway.
Why not just use a chatbot? It works okay for triaging customer complaints about Virgin Media’s godforsaken internet service, doesn’t it?
The Time Blawg has an excellent series in which its author, the redoubtable Brian Inkster, valiantly tries to engage with chatbots. Well recommended.