Anyone Else Use AI for Gun Queries?

[Squib.22]

Recently, I've been using ChatGPT for specific searches like finding the best picatinny rail mount for certain sights, ideal distance to zero different calibers, etc.

I find it to be quite useful.

 

[Derek8404]

No.

 

[Squib.22]

I see that 🦗

 

[BlueGecko]

Nope, nor do I care to spend all the time/energy tricking AI to turn 2a.

 

[Squib.22]

Tough crowd.

 

[BlueGecko]

Tough crowd.

In fairness, I'd just Google those issues.

 

[Mathieu18]

In fairness, I'd just Google those issues.

For queries like that, it’s probably as or more effective than AI.

 

[Squib.22]

In fairness, I'd just Google those issues.

if it’s on Google, AI pulls it from that database. It’s quicker and lists its references as a hyperlink

 

[BlueGecko]

if it’s on Google, AI pulls it from that database. It’s quicker and lists its references as a hyperlink

Al still feels like Google but with a middle man and extra steps

 

[Average Joe]

I’m not computer enough savvy to use that new fangled machine.

 

[Mathieu18]

I may be wrong, but I believe sites are starting to disallow Chapp GPT, and other AI crawlers from indexing their results but Google is almost guaranteed to pick it up.

 

[AK-Ben]

if it’s on Google, AI pulls it from that database. It’s quicker and lists its references as a hyperlink

I was 100% against it until I started using it at work. AI is an amazing tool, and I think it’s be super useful for searching stuff like that.

That being said, I am very apprehensive of the power behind the technology… use it wisely.

 

[Squib.22]

I was 100% against it until I started using it at work. AI is an amazing tool, and I think it’s be super useful for searching stuff like that.

That being said, I am very apprehensive of the power behind the technology… use it wisely.

I believe it’s similar to how the internet and calculators were seen in their early days. People are skeptical at first, but over time, they’ll see how useful it can be. It’s the modern way.

I agree as well, you have to evaluate and verify the info it spits out. The software can hallucinate and spit something out that’s irrelevant to what was being asked or topic.

 

[Squib.22]

I’m not computer enough savvy to use that new fangled machine.

Learning to work with it is definitely a skill, especially when it's being a fu*k boy and not giving you the answers you're looking for.

 

[AK-Ben]

I believe it’s similar to how the internet and calculators were seen in their early days. People are skeptical at first, but over time, they’ll see how useful it can be. It’s the modern way.

I agree as well, you have to evaluate and verify the info it spits out. The software can hallucinate and spit something out that’s irrelevant to what was being asked or topic.

I am skeptical because I have seen Terminator and I-Robot.

Seeing the advancements in robotics at Boston Dynamics coupled with the advancement/creation of AI makes me hesitant to push technological advancements to far.

Reference the story of Icarus for example. We’re getting pretty close to the sun…

 

[Shady Grady]

Recently, I've been using ChatGPT for specific searches like finding the best picatinny rail mount for certain sights, ideal distance to zero different calibers, etc.

I find it to be quite useful.

Are you using the Chrome GPT extension to do the searching?

 

[92G]

I use it to look over R and python script. It’s incredibly helpful and retarded at the same time. I wouldn’t trust it for anything firearms related.

 

[alpharius]

I use chatGPT at work all the time for system verilog, python, or perl questions. Very helpful in that regard.

Haven't really asked it anything about guns.

I'll ask it which one is better, 7.62x39 or 5.56 -- finally we'll settle that debate!

 

[Marturo]

AI is dangerous. Why? Is a firearm not dangerous if not handled by an trained adult?
@ 72 I'm not going back to school, however just look at the pics I copied, & imagine using the technology on Guns for fun.

I would like to use AI for good. Is that possible?

 

[Squib.22]

AI is dangerous. Why? Is a firearm not dangerous if not handled by an trained adult?
@ 72 I'm not going back to school, however just look at the pics I copied, & imagine using the technology on Guns for fun.

I would like to use AI for good. Is that possible?
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Is that a thicc Latina? 😏

 

[Squib.22]

Are you using the Chrome GPT extension to do the searching?

Nah, the site.

 

[Shady Grady]

Nah, the site.

Did you pay for the GPT 4 upgrade?

I don't have the ability to browse with GPT3.5. It also reports is data is only as recent as Jan 2022.

 

[Marturo]

Is that a thicc Latina? 😏

No she's my Granddaughter.
Not really LOL but she could be.

 

[Squib.22]

Did you pay for the GPT 4 upgrade?

I don't have the ability to browse with GPT3.5. It also reports is data is only as recent as Jan 2022.

Yes. The analysis and responses it gives compared to 3.5 is night and day. I believe 4.0 is Sep 2023.

 

[Squib.22]

I use chatGPT at work all the time for system verilog, python, or perl questions. Very helpful in that regard.

Haven't really asked it anything about guns.

I'll ask it which one is better, 7.62x39 or 5.56 -- finally we'll settle that debate!

AI says Mia Khalifa and the 7.62x39

 

[Tucci454]

AI says Mia Khalifa and the 7.62x39

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ALL the magazines on that one.

Interesting FCG too....

 

[Tucci454]

Sooner or later AI is going to figure out hands. That's when we know we're screwed.

 

[AK-Ben]

AI says Mia Khalifa and the 7.62x39

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Which has been run harder?