@emollick Agree. This might change as OpenAI unlocks the 32K context window so that every prompt submitted by enterprise users can be “massaged” with some corporate guidance, like a style book for how to write press announcements and blog posts, or a design guide to inform slide generation

@imnotfady So it’s like DoNotPay, but unhinged. I see.

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Some fresh comments from the readers:

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It feels like I’m back 20 years when I was consulting virtualization startups crowding the VMware ecosystem.

Spoiler: it didn’t end up well for 90% of them.

And short-term: dear AI startups, you better start explaining what’s the difference between you and the others on the first page of your website because all your launch pitches start to sound identical. https://t.co/qH68CtWR18

Very important point.

If we ever achieve a breakthrough in accurate emotion identification, chatbots will be linked to webcams/phone front cameras to capture both the local environment and the expression of the user for additional context. https://t.co/yaAwPY9J4q