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  • Depends on how you count.

    I have four regular clients in post secondary education, local government, finance, and transportation.

    Given that I’m doing work inside those companies, it could be argued I work in four different industries.

    That being said, the tasks I do happen in almost every company larger than a handful of people.



  • GenAI isn’t meant to address every single situation, so it failing to address specific situations is perfectly normal.

    I don’t know why anyone is doing generic worker studies when clearly half the people have been handed a hammer, when their job is cutting lumber. Of course it ain’t gonna fucking work for them.

    Give people GenAI when their task is suited to GenAI, then do analysis on just those workers for just those tasks.

    I never use GenAI to produce research documents, because it isn’t good at that yet. I tested it a few times, found the results lacking, and went back to doing it the way I was before.

    I use GenAI to summarize my notes into Statements of Work for clients, because I tested that, and found the results excellent (and hours faster than me doing it the old way)

    I use GenAI to create complex powerFx formulas, because again I tested that and it’s quite good and saves me time.



  • I’m a freelancer, I use it myself, I know it’s increased my productivity because I’m able to get more work done than I was doing before.

    I think a lot of companies are trying to force it into jobs that it’s currently not suited to, but I can tell you that even today if things didn’t get any better than they currently are I’d keep running my local 14B parameter model to assist in the tasks that I’ve found it works well for.





  • We also allow it for grizzlies.

    It’s part of a population control system to make sure they don’t end up in human controlled areas or killing each other due to competing for limited resources.

    Same reason they do this in Africa for elephants.

    There are some 16,000 polar bears in Canada, and if a fifth of those have two cubs every second year that’s a lot of extra pressure on the food supply for them, which is already having issues.

    They’re endangered because there’s not enough food to support a larger population in the areas they live, not because they can’t have babies.