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3/20/2023

tell me this. why would I ever hire an intern again when I could just give GPT-4 to a senior employee? employee probably gets just as much if not more productivity out of GPT, doesn't have to mentor it, and it costs next to nothing

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3/20/2023

cut junior employees -> save on costs -> use savings to hire better senior employees & equip them with chatGPT repeat across engineering, marketing, design, comms, etc.

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3/20/2023

exactly. last week I pasted a little bit of code with a decent description and asked ChatGPT to "create a markdown tutorial for developers"... and it's first pass was way better than I could have gotten from a college grad/junior dev

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Mac Budkowski@macbudkowski
3/20/2023

I generally agree (cast rel) but I think the role of an intern will evolve and they will just get more complex tasks. They'd possibly also work with GPT-4 on everyday basis to get the right output and polish it to fit the senior employee's needs. https://warpcast.com/macbudkowski/0xc82a36

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brenner@brenner
3/20/2023

What do you think an intern with GPT can do?

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phil@phil
3/20/2023

because an intern is an investment into someone who may be a senior employee in the future

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Mike | Abundance Protocol@abundance
3/20/2023

You're not wrong. But something tells me whatever you use GPT-4 for will not 'cost next to nothing' for long..

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sterlingb.eth@sterling
3/20/2023

Depends on if you’re in a long term business, I think You’ll need to train junior employees to be senior ones, no?

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MxVoid@mxvoid
3/20/2023

GPT-4 can’t make the coffee in the office or do all the boring grunt work. …Yet.

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Renee Bigelow@reneeb
3/20/2023

From a marketing POV Unless very early stage, your senior team is not spending time where chat GPT shines. Short term I would expect more & better work from junior team + Chat GTP. Interns still can help with manual tasks & inputting outputs to workflows. There is still a lot of disconnected and/or offline tedium.

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tim 🥝@timdaub
3/20/2023

if you don‘t see the difference I doubt people here can help you

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pushix@pushix
3/20/2023

Today, senior people are bottlenecked on decision making (information in, action out) way before they're bottlenecked on knowledge. I don't think interns will stop being a thing because they help get more actions done, AIs help more information in, but not action out.

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_slow_crypto@slowcrypto
3/20/2023

Respect to the mildly incendiary phrasing to inspire your respondents.

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Jackson@jacks0n
3/20/2023

Juniors also have desirable traits that are harder to find in seniors. Supply of GOOD seniors is extremely low. Depends on urgency of scaling the team. Multi threading of multiple brains still has value as well - if you give 3 interns ChatGPT 4 do they become a junior?

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Dan Romero@dwr
3/21/2023

Can GPT organize lunch yet?