Yet Another Bullet That the Lone-Gunman Theory Cannot Explain

[John Corbett]

I know well the problem of inaccuracy with Ai, but Grok has a good record from my experience. Not perfect mind you. But the following is worth considering

https://x.com/i/grok/share/f4b0c295a9a446d880d81dd59cb3e15e

I use the AI app that came with my laptop which is CoPilot. I think that's the Microsoft AI app. I have a smartphone but i hate the thing and rarely use any apps with it. I was happy with my flip phone until Spectrum fiber optic became available in my area and I save money by bundling TV, internet, and mobile. If it weren't for that, I'd probably go back to my flip phone. The smartphone does nothing to make my life easier. CoPilot is useful but I wouldn't bet on the accuracy of its answers.

[Tim Nickerson]

I use the AI app that came with my laptop which is CoPilot. I think that's the Microsoft AI app. I have a smartphone but i hate the thing and rarely use any apps with it. I was happy with my flip phone until Spectrum fiber optic became available in my area and I save money by bundling TV, internet, and mobile. If it weren't for that, I'd probably go back to my flip phone. The smartphone does nothing to make my life easier. CoPilot is useful but I wouldn't bet on the accuracy of its answers.

Grok is my go-to for Ai. I do like my smartphone but the vast majority of my internet time is spent on my laptops. I don't bundle anything. My internet and mobile are from the same provider but they don't offer a bundle for the two. I haven't had subscription TV for 21 years now. My TV got turned on a month ago after being off for 3 years. I have movies on thumb drives that the grandkids watch. They were watching YouTube on it before we shut it down 3 years ago. I also have Amazon Prime but I 've only watched a half dozen movies from it in the last 4 years and that is on my laptops. I watch a lot of documentaries and such on YouTube. The smartphone does make my life easier. It's convenient.

[John Corbett]

Grok is my go-to for Ai. I do like my smartphone but the vast majority of my internet time is spent on my laptops. I don't bundle anything. My internet and mobile are from the same provider but they don't offer a bundle for the two. I haven't had subscription TV for 21 years now. My TV got turned on a month ago after being off for 3 years. I have movies on thumb drives that the grandkids watch. They were watching YouTube on it before we shut it down 3 years ago. I also have Amazon Prime but I 've only watched a half dozen movies from it in the last 4 years and that is on my laptops. I watch a lot of documentaries and such on YouTube. The smartphone does make my life easier. It's convenient.

My Spectrum service includes a lot of the popular streaming services at no extra charge although they come with ads. If you want to go ad free you have to pay extra for them. I haven't crunched the numbers to determine if it would be cheaper to drop Spectrum as my TV provider and just subscribe to a streaming service for all my TV. I don't mind the ads because there aren't as many as there are with network and cable channels. I'm  comfortable having everything in one big package and the price seems reasonable to me so why change.