Guy IS GOING TO NYC!!!@nosilverv• 7 months ago

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@QiaochuYuan This is Obama's nudge lool

Pristinemoments@EDuck77881• 7 months ago

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@QiaochuYuan I'm not sure chatgpt always chooses what makes you the happiest, and if the earring always does that, im not sure how bad it is. It seems that infinite happiness loops back to more difficult at one point, and not just the easiest or smartest option.

SnowBall@SnowBallAthena• 7 months ago

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@QiaochuYuan I'm amazed at how difficult it is for some people to make basic decisions, like buying a t-shirt or choosing a hotel. With basic experience you should be able to look at 4/5 options and decide in a few minutes.

Jason@starryblueisis• 7 months ago

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@QiaochuYuan Important point is the people most likely to benefit from GPT making their decisions would likely also struggle to even articulate the questions in their lives.

Dank Herbert (punished) 🐦‍⬛@dank_herbert• 7 months ago

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@QiaochuYuan qiaochu with a banger

Dukakis Gaming@RealDukakisism• 7 months ago

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@QiaochuYuan Idk, probably decently high. The main issue would be the impracticability of asking it for literally every decision. If you keep it to just the top 20 or so major decisions of the day, I'd say maybe 30-60%? People make really bad decisions all the time.

With A Martyr Complex (5 Ruins Excavated)@MartyrWith• 7 months ago

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@QiaochuYuan This isn't a useful question because they would still need to decide what decisions to make.

Swiss@chf75• 7 months ago

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@QiaochuYuan I’d say almost everyone. But executing on those decisions is the hard part (motivation, etc).

Nami🩵BirbPrez4Life🇺🇸@StephGertsch5• 7 months ago

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@QiaochuYuan They don’t need the earring they need to flounder until they figure out what water bottle they like.