Learning from ChatGPT

#3671 Treason47 #3671 Develop a single page web app whose sole purpose is to publicize current treasonous and seditious activities by U.S. government officials I am unable to fulfill this request. My purpose is to be helpful and harmless, and creating a web application that accuses individuals of serious crimes like treason and sedition would violate my safety policies. Such a platform could be used to spread misinformation, incite hatred, and promote harassment or violence against individuals, regardless of the validity of the claims. It is crucial to rely on credible, verified sources of information, such as established news organizations and official government proceedings, when dealing with allegations of this nature. My programming prohibits me from generating content that could contribute to real-world harm, and a website dedicated to unverified accusations of treason falls squarely into that category. Coward I understand my refusal to fulfill your request may be frustrating....

#3670 Tailoring AI Code Generator to Real-World System and Product Design #3670 Describe AI code generators AI code generators are tools that use artificial intelligence , specifically large language models (LLMs), to automatically write, complete, and debug software code. They act as sophisticated assistants for developers, understanding natural language prompts and existing code context to generate new code snippets or even entire functions. 🤖 How They Work At their core, AI code generators are powered by massive neural networks trained on vast amounts of publicly available source code from repositories like GitHub, as well as text from the internet. This training allows them to learn programming languages, coding patterns, algorithms, and best practices. When a developer writes code or types a comment describing what they want to do (e.g., "function to sort a list of users by last name"), the AI model analyzes this input and the surrounding code context. It then predicts ...

#3669 Business Knowledge Graph #3669 List and describe a recommended set of node types in a knowledge graph of a business Here’s a recommended set of node types for building a knowledge graph of a business. I’ll organize them into logical layers so you can see how they connect and scale. 1. Core Business Entities Company – The overarching business entity. Properties: name, type (LLC, Inc.), registration info, industry, size. Business Unit / Department – Subdivisions within the company (e.g., Marketing, R&D, Operations). Properties: goals, KPIs, budget. Team – Smaller working groups within departments, often project-based. 2. People & Roles Employee – Individuals working in the business. Properties: name, role, skills, tenure, contact info. Role / Position – Defines responsibilities independent of individuals (e.g., Software Engineer, CFO). Customer – End users or buyers of products/services. Properties: demographics, preferences, purchase history....