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Originally Posted by roymunson888
The microsoft AI can be fun sometimes, and sometimes its garbage. I heard a guy speaking on it recently and he said that these chat bot things can not say "I don't know" So they will just spit out anything at you, could be trash if it doesnt know.
Let's ask ChatGPT about that one:
"As an AI language model, I'm designed to provide responses based on the information I've been trained on. If I encounter a question or topic that falls outside my training data or knowledge, I won't be able to provide a confident answer. In such cases, I may indicate that I don't have the information necessary to respond effectively. So, while I can't literally say "I don't know," I can certainly indicate when I'm unable to provide a satisfactory answer. If you have any questions, feel free to ask, and I'll do my best to assist you!"
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But you guys were talking cowboys draft and I just asked copilot. "recent cowboys drafts" And it just spit out the last three years of everyone picked. That would have taken some time to find a good site, then clicking around to find past years. Copilot was instant, pretty damn good.
If you ask Google "Cowboys draft picks 2020" it shows you the draft class without having to click any links. If you ask "cowboys all time draft picks" the first result is this one that shows you every single Cowboys draft pick since 1961:
https://www.pro-football-reference.c.../dal/draft.htm
What AI can do for you:
"Write an essay about the Dallas Cowboys draft history and make it sound funky"
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Title: Groovin' Through the Dallas Cowboys Draft History
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Alright, alright, ladies and gents, gather 'round 'cause we're about to take a funky trip through the draft history of America's Team, the Dallas Cowboys! From the swinging sixties to the neon '90s and beyond, the Cowboys have been laying down some serious draft day beats, building a legacy that's as funky as it is legendary.
Boogie Nights with Landry and Schramm:
Let's kick it off with the OGs, Tom Landry and Tex Schramm, two cats who knew how to pick 'em. Back in the day, these groovy gurus set the tone for the Cowboys' draft game, snagging future Hall of Famers like Bob Lilly, Roger Staubach, and Mel Renfro. With these cats leading the charge, the Cowboys were ready to boogie on down to the Super Bowl.
Disco Fever in the '70s Dynasty:
Fast forward to the '70s, and the Cowboys were riding high on disco fever, baby!
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That's actually crazy helpful because not only can you use it to write things like proposals but also make them sound more (or less) formal/serious/friendly or even techie.