[–] 2 points 1 month ago

Some good uses ive found reliably:

  • Plugging in large or complex articles to give a summary or highlights
  • Suggesting what I can do to rewrite/improve emails
  • Roleplay out performance and HR scenarios
  • Create HR documents with accuracy
  • Translating documents into other languages. Though when I give these documents to patients I let them know I had to use AI to convert. My workplace won't convert them for me officially which would be best answer
  • Some search inquiries. I found the answers are only as good as how you word your ask and I always check its citations. Rarely wrong for my questions

What it doesn't do well:

  • Meeting Minutes
  • Converting my results into documents
  • Making document templates or modifying them
  • Excel

Though things would also be much easier if my work just provided me with this stuff like documents in the right languages or enough HR they dont have to tell me to initiate my own investigation (They are 6+ personnel short but this is absurd!!!)

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  • [–] 3 points 1 month ago

    I went to one of these. Hated it. Helped set it up and break it down. Extremely small wedding, has base table cloths, put almost no effort in their own wedding which yes the day was for them but awful wedding party experience. I haven't been to a house party with that little effort ... And the couple had money... They are very cheap though...

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  • [–] 3 points 1 month ago

    I haven't been on social media but before I left there were people organizing clean up days and regular events which I thought was cool. It was trending a bit then but not as much as the tide pods or what not.

    I also think it depends on whose algorithm. My husbands has a lot of successful adoption or conservation videos lol

    Def could use some more positive or wholesome viral trends though.

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