@svpino: This happened to me as well. I immediately stopped paying and moved all of my questions to ChatGPT. Pros who do this wi…
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Svpino agrees with Levelsio that professionals who use AI to answer client questions will lose business, since clients can get similar answers directly from AI for free despite occasional mistakes.
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This happened to me as well. I immediately stopped paying and moved all of my questions to ChatGPT.
Pros who do this will start losing clients left and right. People aren’t stupid and as soon as they realize what’s happening, they will ask their questions directly to AI.
Yes, mistakes will be made, but most people won’t care because they will get 98% correct answers while saving 100% of the money.
@levelsio (@levelsio): My accountant I pay a lot of money every month just replied to a question I sent him with a 100% AI reply explaining something
The answer was helpful though so I could’ve just asked AI myself
Of course you know what I’m thinking now, if I can just ask AI everything since he is
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