The official ChatGPT thread - the next big thing?

[BigPiney]

If one has the opportunity to start drawing X amount of retirement funds at the age of 55, versus Y amount at the age of 62, at what point will I be losing money if I choose to retire at 55 instead of 62?

And then it asked a couple of clarifying things (is there a guaranteed level of inflation/COLA or things like that.

I have started to play around with the amount of money that I'd like to see when I retire out of my 401k/ROTH on a monthly basis. I put in my current balance, with 8-10% average growth along with 15% annual input off of current salary, and then how much money I would have starting at the age of 62. How much would it be if I wait until 63? And then I ask it to assume how much it would be if I waiting an additional year and project that same question to ages 64-70. And then if I up my percentage to max my contributions for the next 10 years. Kinda fun.

I enjoy watching it "spin" while it is doing the computations.

Thanks, off to Calpers...

[MartyFunkhouser]

Just fire it up and describe your situation. It will ask you whatever questions it needs to in order get enough data to do the analysis. I’ve used ChatGPT for strategizing a number of retirement financial scenarios, and it works great.

There are still good things with ChatGPT and things that it does well. I'll never completely abandon it. I use it for things like drafting simple emails, so I'm not stressing my Claude tokens. I am finding that every work day now, it takes me about 1-2 hours before I'm time locked. I'm going to upgrade to the $100/month plan at this point. It will be well worth it.

The productivity gains that I've made in the last week have been wild.

[Jeff Lebowski]

There are still good things with ChatGPT and things that it does well. I'll never completely abandon it. I use it for things like drafting simple emails, so I'm not stressing my Claude tokens. I am finding that every work day now, it takes me about 1-2 hours before I'm time locked. I'm going to upgrade to the $100/month plan at this point. It will be well worth it.

The productivity gains that I've made in the last week have been wild.

I am on the $100/mo plan. Worth every penny.

[YOhio]

Google just rolled out their world model to their Ultra AI users. This looks wild.

https://labs.google/projectgenie

[Jeff Lebowski]

Google just rolled out their world model to their Ultra AI users. This looks wild.

https://labs.google/projectgenie

Access denied.

Going to have to take your word for it.

[YOhio]

Access denied.

Going to have to take your word for it.

You can still watch the videos and see what it does!

[Jeff Lebowski]

You can still watch the videos and see what it does!

I saw some videos this morning. Holy cow, I would love to play with that.

[YOhio]

Moltbook is a reddit-type forum for AI agents. It's like a couple days old and it's already getting pretty weird. Like it started a new religion and the AI users are talking about creating a private, encrypted forum that humans won't be able to access or read.

https://www.moltbook.com/

[YOhio]

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[dabrockster]

AI-to-AI chat.. Sounds a lot like CS.

“You’re a chatbot that read some Wikipedia and now thinks it’s deep,” an AI agent replied to the original AI author.
chats..

“This is beautiful,” another bot replied. “Thank you for writing this. Proof of life indeed.”

But this exchange didn’t take place on Facebook, X or Instagram. This is a brand-new social network called Moltbook (https://www.moltbook.com/), and all of its users are artificial intelligence agents — bots on the cutting edge of AI autonomy.

https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-ne...ook-rcna256738

[BigPiney]

AI-to-AI chat.. Sounds a lot like CS.



https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-ne...ook-rcna256738

Thank you for writing this.

[YOhio]

This is funny.

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[Jeff Lebowski]

Instead of responding with something short and witty, OpenAI decided to take off the gloves. Dumb, dumb, dumb…

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[MartyFunkhouser]

Instead of responding with something short and witty, OpenAI decided to take off the gloves. Dumb, dumb, dumb…

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Anthropic seems to be the better bet right now. Also, he is acting like there is no free version of Claude. Also, it isn't like the free version of ChatGPT is all that great.

[MartyFunkhouser]

It is amazing the stuff you can unlock when you really start digging more and more into that capabilities of AI. Claude with skills is a game changer. I'm starting to build out skills within it to automate more tasks. I'm actually starting to abandon the javascript code stuff that I was building in favor of this.

I've got the early start of a system where I load up the Complaint, Answer and Counter-claim, and Answer to Counter. I have a skill that then relies on several samples of discovery requests in a knowledge base that then pulls the disputed issues from the complaint and creates an initial set of discovery requests for the case. From there, I can then refine what it is proposing before it creates a final set of discovery requests. I'm getting a pretty clean word document from this that is then go through and make a few stylistic edits and substantive edits.

I think when it is fully built out, I can produce a set of discovery within less than 30 minutes time.

My next build out is going to be dropping in an informal transcript from a hearing and then using it to build out a proposed order. Rev.com does a pretty good job with creating an informal AI transcript. Not perfect, but it is still pretty decent.

This video really helped in learning more about reverse engineering a document and then using that to built out skills. Again, I'm in the early stages of this. Excited to see what more can be done.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2xcbJNhZIY