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Quelques statistiques intéressantes sur les usages de l'IA générative.
Here are some samples from the 100, with one quote for each. The full list is at the bottom of this article.
Generating ideas (#1). “I love it for brainstorming because it’s like the perfect teammate. It can keep up with me and doesn’t get hung up on dead-end ideas, and it can summarize what we come up with so it’s easier to present or reference later on.”
Specific search (#2). “There was a particular cookie my grandmother used to give me and I really liked the taste and texture, and I had looked at the grocery to no avail until one evening … I decided that it might be fruitful to ask ChatGPT for help … It was SnackWell’s.”
Editing text (#4). “I use it to check my own biases with op-eds and speeches and other political stuff. If something makes me feel strongly, I copy it into ChatGPT and ask it to tell me the logical fallacies and possible misinformation in the piece. It is a HUGE gut check!!”
Drafting emails (#11). “I work in investor relations and the amount of time I’ve saved using ChatGPT to help me draft emails is almost unquantifiable.”
Simple explainers (#12). “It’s also way better at explaining concepts to non-engineers than us engineers are. By default it writes at a 5th-grade level, which is perfect for a lot of people we interact with at work.”
Excel formulas (#14). “I have to write a lot of .vb and Excel formulas to reconcile data from less technical people. ChatGPT helps 45-minute tasks take about three to five minutes.”
Making a complaint (#23). “A car wash damaged my wife’s SUV and refused to pay, so GPT drafted a demand letter for me, and I took them to small claims court.”
Generating appraisals (#26). “I know some managers who use it to help punch up performance appraisal write ups for their employees.”
Editing legal doc (#44). “I fed it a long, overly complex service level agreement for a SaaS contract and ask it to rewrite it to make it simpler and easier to digest. It kept the important SLA terms but condensed the language by 70%.”
Sampling data (#85). “It’s great for producing demo data. [If you] need a bunch of fake company names or customer names or product codes, ChatGPT is good at deriving stuff like that.”
Here are some samples from the 100, with one quote for each. The full list is at the bottom of this article.
Generating ideas (#1). “I love it for brainstorming because it’s like the perfect teammate. It can keep up with me and doesn’t get hung up on dead-end ideas, and it can summarize what we come up with so it’s easier to present or reference later on.”
Specific search (#2). “There was a particular cookie my grandmother used to give me and I really liked the taste and texture, and I had looked at the grocery to no avail until one evening … I decided that it might be fruitful to ask ChatGPT for help … It was SnackWell’s.”
Editing text (#4). “I use it to check my own biases with op-eds and speeches and other political stuff. If something makes me feel strongly, I copy it into ChatGPT and ask it to tell me the logical fallacies and possible misinformation in the piece. It is a HUGE gut check!!”
Drafting emails (#11). “I work in investor relations and the amount of time I’ve saved using ChatGPT to help me draft emails is almost unquantifiable.”
Simple explainers (#12). “It’s also way better at explaining concepts to non-engineers than us engineers are. By default it writes at a 5th-grade level, which is perfect for a lot of people we interact with at work.”
Excel formulas (#14). “I have to write a lot of .vb and Excel formulas to reconcile data from less technical people. ChatGPT helps 45-minute tasks take about three to five minutes.”
Making a complaint (#23). “A car wash damaged my wife’s SUV and refused to pay, so GPT drafted a demand letter for me, and I took them to small claims court.”
Generating appraisals (#26). “I know some managers who use it to help punch up performance appraisal write ups for their employees.”
Editing legal doc (#44). “I fed it a long, overly complex service level agreement for a SaaS contract and ask it to rewrite it to make it simpler and easier to digest. It kept the important SLA terms but condensed the language by 70%.”
Sampling data (#85). “It’s great for producing demo data. [If you] need a bunch of fake company names or customer names or product codes, ChatGPT is good at deriving stuff like that.”
