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What old person thing do you do now that you wouldn't have guessed you'd do when you were younger? (piefed.social)
submitted 8 months ago by to c/asklemmy@lemmy.world
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[–] 2 points 8 months ago (1 child)

I have some experience but my attempts at using it for network debugging have been less than iimpressive. It's able to give a great history/summary of the issue but when it comes to generating troubleshooting steps or an actual resolution it just spits out a one-size fits all generic answer.

Our attempts at using it for summarizing meetings haven't been particularly great either but that may just be very boring, repetitive meetings lol.

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  • [–] 1 point 8 months ago

    Gemini in particular helped me greatly debugging a Thread (IPv6) issue with RA and SLAAC, giving exact commands and diagnostic requests.

    For meetings work really well, I can concentrate on the content and not on taking notes. Of course if there is something really critical I will note it down on a paper. Then I need to spend just 5 mins reviewing the AI notes to make sure nothing is hallucinated, generating a summary and sending it over. What used to take me maybe 30 minutes now takes 5. With 4 to 6 meetings a day it add up fast.

    It also helps my writing in foreign languages sound more natural, suggesting changes and expressions that I know exist but they don't come naturally for me.

    Anything "supervised", to prevent hallucinations from doing too much damage. I save 2h per working day, easy.

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