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A.I. Check
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It'll never catch on...
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I find it funny when people try and rubbish AI. It is in its early days and if you have average intelligence (and check the output) it is a seriously powerful and impressive tool. People probably said similar at the introduction of the PC. Embrace it, learn to use it and you’ll find you’ll save loads of time. It could also be the tool to help you map your financial future.Just don’t watch ‘War Games’ or else you’ll think it is going to cause the end of the world.
We also use it a lot for artistic content ideas, before using more traditional tools to create imagery.5 -
I Find that the lack of concern is more worrying.Cobbler_tone said:I find it funny when people try and rubbish AI. It is in its early days and if you have average intelligence (and check the output) it is a seriously powerful and impressive tool. People probably said similar at the introduction of the PC. Embrace it, learn to use it and you’ll find you’ll save loads of time. It could also be the tool to help you map your financial future.Just don’t watch ‘War Games’ or else you’ll think it is going to cause the end of the world.
We also use it a lot for artistic content ideas, before using more traditional tools to create imagery.
You Had Cambridge Analytica and the whole Brexit issue...
Reported in the press.
But, people didn't obviously understand it...
Using data to pick the undecided voters, then aim adverts that didn't actually mention Brexit but were used to twist viewpoints....
Just imagine what A.I. will do....
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I’d be more concerned about the stuff online that gathers momentum and then quickly just passed off as fact. The McCann’s accused, Lucy Letby’s innocence, Nicola Bulley’s partners guilt…the amount of misinformation and conspiracy theories put out there is shocking, based on emotion, bias and very little else. I guess much of this feeds AI.sgx2000 said:
I Find that the lack of concern is more worrying.Cobbler_tone said:I find it funny when people try and rubbish AI. It is in its early days and if you have average intelligence (and check the output) it is a seriously powerful and impressive tool. People probably said similar at the introduction of the PC. Embrace it, learn to use it and you’ll find you’ll save loads of time. It could also be the tool to help you map your financial future.Just don’t watch ‘War Games’ or else you’ll think it is going to cause the end of the world.
We also use it a lot for artistic content ideas, before using more traditional tools to create imagery.
You Had Cambridge Analytica and the whole Brexit issue...
Reported in the press.
But, people didn't obviously understand it...
Using data to pick the undecided voters, then aim adverts that didn't actually mention Brexit but were used to twist viewpoints....
Just imagine what A.I. will do....
I see AI as a processing tool but I’m sure with every big positive there are negatives. Look at the unhealthy addiction to mobile devices.
We need to learn to live with it and the benefits to navigate many of life’s problems (personally and in industry) are huge.3 -
I suggest people drop their numbers in and try it. You might be impressed by the results. You might not.
Clearly it is early days for this sort of *cough* self-help, but I would say it is very promising.
FYI, ChatGPT doesn't yet know about proposed changes to IHT rules for pensions, but as I say - early days.
And you can flag that up with a line to say "Remember that the pension is INSIDE the estate for IHT from 2027 in the UK".
Train that AI up 👀
This sort of format can work - *obviously* change the details to suit.
Add/remove pensions/savings as appropriate.
Change DOB & your preferred success % ratio - my view is that if we see things changing, we can adjust life, just like we have for the past 60 years!UK couple - Husband DOB ddmmmyyyy Wife DOB ddmmmyyyy
Husband has AAA DC drawdown pot of £xxxK - TFLS all taken and used
Wife has BBB DC Pension of £xxxK not yet touched
Wife has CCC DC Pension of £xxK not yet touched
S&S ISA total of £xxxK
Premium bonds of £xxxK (£xxK each)
Taxable shares totalling £xxxK
Full state pensions expected.
One current pension provides £xxxK pa for husband.
Another pension already pays £xxxK for wife.
A third pension starts when husband is 65 paying £xxxK
How much could safely be drawn down from AAA and BBB and CCC to meet a 95% success scenario, allowing for inflation and the pensions coming in?
Also show details considering a 20% drop in income from age 75
How should this be drawn down for best tax efficiency
Plan for tomorrow, enjoy today!3 -
Which is basically just getting an excel spreadsheet structured for you including looking up the assumptions.I think....1
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AI engines are a great tool for learning how something works, finding a way to do something that is not overly complex, or solving a problem - but it always serves to question anything it comes up with as it will make mistakes; The day you don't question and rationalise anything you hear or read, you've lost the plot.2
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Rather similar to statistics. Very useful for certain things, but if you don't understand what you're doing and choose the wrong tool what you get will be wrong or at best won't make sense.
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Or you could settle in the US Bible Belt...Scarum said:AI engines are a great tool for learning how something works, finding a way to do something that is not overly complex, or solving a problem - but it always serves to question anything it comes up with as it will make mistakes; The day you don't question and rationalise anything you hear or read, you've lost the plot.
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Or plugging the same numbers into cfiresim or guiide or whatever, while having to hope the AI doesn't hallucinate your results.michaels said:Which is basically just getting an excel spreadsheet structured for you including looking up the assumptions.N. Hampshire, he/him. Octopus Intelligent Go elec & Tracker gas / Vodafone BB / iD mobile. Ripple Kirk Hill Coop member.Ofgem cap table, Ofgem cap explainer. Economy 7 cap explainer. Gas vs E7 vs peak elec heating costs, Best kettle!
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