ChatGPT etc

[Magic]

So I've started using mem.ai to help me with my lack of EXECUTIVE FUNCTION. It costs $10 a month.

It's a great note-taking app, because I don't have to structure anything like I do in OneNote etc. Also don't need separate apps or windows to create tasks.

What is cool though is the AI functionality. I am using it to re-write emails, content, link ideas. I feel like I'm not even scratching the surface of it's potential yet. I am pretty shit at writing things down unfortunately so must improve on that, but at least with mem I can just throw it in and not worry about obstacles like where to put it. If I'm on the go I can write a note in WhatsApp, send it to mem.ai contact and it automatically appears in my app.

Anyone else embracing AI?

[-james-]

The bores on here scoffed when I said this shit is about to change everything. Good to have another great mind on board.

[Yevrah]

Having pissed about with it it is amazing and will clearly change the way we use the internet.

[Pepe]

Have you considered asking the AI for help writing your posts @Magic?

[Magic]

I recently began using mem.ai to manage my executive function, and it has been incredibly helpful. The subscription fee of $10 per month is an excellent value.


Unlike other note-taking apps, mem.ai does not require me to structure my information, which is a great benefit. It also eliminates the need for separate apps or windows to create tasks.


The AI functionality of mem.ai is particularly impressive. I am using it to rewrite emails, content, and link ideas. I feel like I am just beginning to understand its potential. Since I am not the most organized person, mem.ai helps me by making it easy to store information without worrying about where to put it. Additionally, if I am away from my computer, I can send a note in WhatsApp to the mem.ai contact and it will automatically appear in my app.


Has anyone else been exploring the possibilities of AI?

[Magic]

My favourite bit is it actually knows what you're talking about. I received a pile of shit from a tech consultant for a proposal and threw it in to mem and it re-wrote it properly and actually added in additional info and features of the products that were mentioned. AWESOME.

[randomlegend]

Have you considered asking the AI for help writing your posts @Magic?

Taz beat him to it.

[randomlegend]

I recently began using mem.ai to manage my executive function, and it has been incredibly helpful. The subscription fee of $10 per month is an excellent value.


Unlike other note-taking apps, mem.ai does not require me to structure my information, which is a great benefit. It also eliminates the need for separate apps or windows to create tasks.


The AI functionality of mem.ai is particularly impressive. I am using it to rewrite emails, content, and link ideas. I feel like I am just beginning to understand its potential. Since I am not the most organized person, mem.ai helps me by making it easy to store information without worrying about where to put it. Additionally, if I am away from my computer, I can send a note in WhatsApp to the mem.ai contact and it will automatically appear in my app.


Has anyone else been exploring the possibilities of AI?

IDK about anyone else, but to me this is really obviously not written by a human.

[Magic]

IDK about anyone else, but to me this is really obviously not written by a human.

Well don't agree with Pepe then you mook.

[CJay]

IDK about anyone else, but to me this is really obviously not written by a human.

This is exactly what a rival AI would say.

[Magic]

IDK about anyone else, but to me this is really obviously not written by a human.

Maybe you could get it to write your healthcare notes and people would end up leaving hospital alive.

[randomlegend]

Did you do one reply and the AI did the other?

[Magic]

I agree social media written by AI is absolutely pointless but in professional documents you want well written, easy to understand, flowing information.

Anyway re-writing content wasn't really the point it was more how it links information and how easy it is to access it. Like a Google for your own mind...

[Baz]

What do you actually use it for? I don't understand any of the OP.

[Don]

My guy above is on the ropes this morning, keep it together.

You do touch on a relevant point though, my highly-paid career is built on my ability to do everything such tools can do to a superior level than my peers but no man is going to compete with these machines soon so I'm definitely fascinated to see where this goes.

[Magic]

What do you actually use it for? I don't understand any of the OP.

Dumping notes anywhere on the go.

Re-writing stuff (i.e create the agenda for the next meeting based on the last meeting notes)

Personal CRM

Ideas

Projects

[Jimmy Floyd]

My entire life is contained and documented in Evernote. What would I get from an AI version that I couldn't just do myself?

[Shindig]

The last thing I’d want is for someone to start referencing ideas from an email I didn’t write.

[Magic]

My entire life is contained and documented in Evernote. What would I get from an AI version that I couldn't just do myself?

Well you wouldn't have to structure it, and duplicate information that is relevant across topics can all be linked.

[Dquincy]

Well you wouldn't have to structure it, and duplicate information that is relevant across topics can all be linked.

Do you copy and paste an email into it and then ask it to prepare an agenda? Or is it not like that?

[7om]

Maybe you could get it to write your healthcare notes and people would end up leaving hospital alive.

[mo]

Tried a few times with ChatGPT but always had some sort of issue with it. I have used another AI tool to make a worksheet for ones of my lessons at school, which I tried out today. I gave it a topic, amount of words, reading age and the tasks I wanted to go with the text and it generated a simple but effective work sheet.

[Offshore Toon]

The AI reads like some noob that's turned up and started writing long posts out of nowhere like that Andrew in the running thread.

[Lewis]

I wonder which poster AI would find it easiest to replicate convincingly.

[Sir Andy Mahowry]

Currently it would be Taz.

Historically, me in the "1-0 Ronaldo" era.

[Giggles]

Currently it would be Taz.

Historically, me in the "1-0 Ronaldo" era.

There’s no way AI could do Taz. Taz himself can barely keep that shitshow going.

[Kikó]

The AI reads like some noob that's turned up and started writing long posts out of nowhere like that Andrew in the running thread.

😂

[Don]

Currently it would be Taz.

Historically, me in the "1-0 Ronaldo" era.

the little caveat to try and get away with it, too.

[SvN]

I haven't been able to access ChatGPT for days, but based on Twitter I'm in the minority.

[Offshore Toon]

Is this mem.ai available on Android then? I can't see it in the store but keen to give it a bash.

[Magic]

Is this mem.ai available on Android then? I can't see it in the store but keen to give it a bash.

No. But to be fair it's best used on a PC/Laptop. I've got it on my iPad for meeting notes but I can also use WhatsApp to send quick notes and it goes in to my mem.ai inbox.

[Baz]

The more you sing it’s praises the less I understand it’s supposed use case and/or the more I think it’s for mongs with “ADHD” who have no prioritisation skills.

[Magic]

The more you sing it’s praises the less I understand it’s supposed use case and/or the more I think it’s for mongs with “ADHD” who have no prioritisation skills.

I still don't know how to use it for that.

[Don]

I'm yet to look into it but I recall being introduced to OneNote many years ago which was going to replace my pen and pad but it failed miserably. If meeting minutes and recording of action points and deadlines are fully and succesfully automated I could see me making the shift.

[Magic]

I hated OneNote and then having to copy tasks in to To-Do. Plus the big thing for me was linking info. So loads of data that could be cross-referenced was stuck under 'CUSTOMER' or whatever I'd saved it under.

At least with mem.ai the actual words aren't structured and I can see 'linked' mems (that's to say...posts? for want of a better word) and see potential links without having to remember where else it's stored or where else I'd put something, or even that it existed in the first place.

I wish mem.ai could integrate with EVERYTHING I use, especially work, but alas it doesn't. Only Google. There's API integration but no way that'll be approved by IT.

[Baz]

Could you share a screenshot of it in use, without doxxing yourself?

[Offshore Toon]

Or, even better, can you share a video of it radically improving your quality of life?

[Magic]

Could you share a screenshot of it in use, without doxxing yourself?

Not really as it's very specific info.

For example I've got a big internal project for a bit of software relevant to services we are selling now. So I've got a projectmem with all that detail in. If I search for 'billing' (billing platform) that comes up, plus any other mems that have words like "invoicing" or "direct debit" or anything the AI deems related to the word 'billing'.

What that does for me, is give me potential links that I haven't made yet which is super handy because I don't make these myself or forget. I can narrow that down with hashtags (example being 'project') and solidify links by manually linking them myself, and that references correctly relevant links rather than AI.

Also very useful where one person I add in can be linked with multiple things (companies, network events, referrals etc), again allowing me to potentially see patterns that I can't form in my head.

Please remember early days for me. I haven't even started to use Spotlight where you can snapshot content and links you're looking at on a screen without copypasta etc. Again this will be searchable in the AI so any content or links you've added in, without even adding any context, the AI will return if you search it. How many times do we favourite stuff and completely forget, or look at stuff and completely forget?

At the moment I'm just chucking everything in I possibly can in the hope it will be useful one day.

[Bernanke]

The holy grail of corporate dullness AI would be a flow of transcribing full audio from meeting -> creating meeting notes -> summarizing these into topics discussed and creating action points -> setting up a follow up meeting.

Maybe there is already a potential setup where you could use different tools to achieve this at this point.

[Magic]

Any sort of recurring meetings that would work with that don't need to happen in the first place.

[Baz]

The holy grail of corporate dullness AI would be a flow of transcribing full audio from meeting -> creating meeting notes -> summarizing these into topics discussed and creating action points -> setting up a follow up meeting.

Maybe there is already a potential setup where you could use different tools to achieve this at this point.

PAs in the mud.

[Giggles]

PAs in the mud.

ChatGP can’t suck your mickey.

[Don]

https://www.theguardian.com/technolo...chatgpt-ruling

Adoption is gaining pace and I enjoyed the last 3 paras.

[Baz]

I did not. Sickeningly twee.

[igor_balis]

I wonder which poster AI would find it easiest to replicate convincingly.

I can't wait for you to come back with really convincing posts made using your horrible ersatz wacky Igor, then reveal you just input my actual posts.

[Shindig]

The actual answer is Reg. The talking clock one rather than the Brighton fan.

[Giggles]

Errrrr

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[Offshore Toon]

It couldn't define 'porko' earlier, so as much as I've been using it for work, there's still more to come.

[Don]

I've outsourced the majority of correspondence writing for work and it's pretty glorious.

[Boydy]

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There's a whole thread of them.