Priscilla warns that ChatGPT fails at basic factual retrieval, like getting someone's name right. Humans should create original content first, then use AI to refine it, not the other way around. She points to iSolved's new conversational virtual assistant as a smart, practical AI application.
People have called BS on ChatGPT a lot because they're trying to do like research, like they'll look up themselves, you know, who is Mary Grothy? And then it's like, I did not do that. Like, that is not me, you know? So if you think about as much that is about me on the internet, I mean, it's crazy, right? Searching my name. So if ChatGPT can't get it right of my real life story, like, that's a problem. What are they saying wrong about? Like, you're researching your prospect or, you know, whatever, getting that type of market information. So I think it's cool. I think that certain people can leverage it for certain things that provide a lot of value. I'm Priscilla. Proceeding with caution. I think it's very important that what we produce is coming from us, potentially validated or cleaned up through AI, but we shouldn't be starting with AI as the source. We should be starting with us as the source. Then on the technology side, you know, I know that iSolved is releasing AI features. There's a conversational virtual assistant, which is super cool, coming in, and I love stuff like that. I think that that is where AI can be leveraged heavily, so I think that that's pretty cool.
