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@stephancill
Genuine question: What is the average Joe using LLMs for today? Haven’t found it to be very useful outside of coding but i must be missing something if cutting edge AI models keep topping the App Store charts
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@samuellhuber.eth
asking any and all kinds of questions. e.g. replacing google & having it do homework, writing mails, writing applications and explaining all kinds of topics
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@tldr
My dad's name is Joe, and he mentioned out of the blue how he loves the gemini summaries at the top of his google searches. Esp when it's a "how to do something" search I use AI quite a lot for researching and actively recommend it to ANYONE who is having trouble diagnosing or working through a medical issue
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@noctis
"Understand the universe", am I the only one that finds everything Musk touches waxes lyrical, sounds cheesy at best and definitely not epic or moving ? I don't get this vibe lol, I do believe in the ability of engineering to accomplish great design and feats. However the way Musk phrases his intent often sounds so ridiculous lol.
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@carlos
my wife uses this for cooking (new daily recipes, track calories...), work, health advice... mainly voice) / calls (ChatGPT) her best friend. wild
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@maxp.eth
my dad uses chatgpt now, which is mind blowing as it's the first new tech he's adopted in ~10 years. guy still checks yahoo news daily lmao. he uses it for dad things: home improvement, aviation questions (private pilot), stock market research, etc.
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@rickybobby
Yea there hasn’t been a killer app yet for AI. It’s like Google search 1.5
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@yassinelanda.eth
Ai girlfriends by faaaar - see openrouter.ai i guess next is homework - both for students and adults
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@rafa
Examples: 1. It’s my cooking coach, and “household management knowledge assistant” — tells me how to solve most any issue / plan for anything related to home management, personal finance, fitness, travel, etc. 2. Conflict resolution guidance: It can help solve tricky interpersonal issues that you want to keep private — including stuff with yourself 3. Curiosity partner: learn about anything new 4. Language : learning assistant - can create an infinite amount of practice, regardless of topic 5. Writing assistant: help critique outlines, identify and fill in argument gaps, transform “voice”, write basic memos / announcements.
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@owl
Looking at stuff like character.ai it seems like many people are using AI as a “friend” too, just having someone to talk to. Crazy
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@destiner.eth
language learning, cooking, creative brainstorming i think apps like deepseek going to the top of the charts is mostly b/c of twitter bros, don’t think avg joe cares enough
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@jachian
easy to underestimate how much mundane computer work happens at non-coding jobs. i helped my wife walkthrough using deepseek for constructing a spreadsheet for her classroom in 1/5 the time
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@mxjxn.eth
Hold up... Fred's is the number three top free app??
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@sobakaeth
I use the chat regularly for everyday questions and language learning. Just yesterday, I was looking up how to label fish caught in the wild, haha. But funnily enough, I don’t have a single app in the App Store—sanctions.
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@bianc8
Search easier than google, ask for details on anything that comes to mind, explain art
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@nickysap
Quicker and more insightful than a google search. Decent at proofreading writing.
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@kyletut
Our data shows it's replacing search
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@kaloh
I’ve seen a lot of people using the voice capabilities to quickly ask questions
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@timber
Voice chat for tutoring / pointing me to resources; drafting boilerplate anything; translations; identifying plants / animals; meeting prep; writing or structuring first-draft fiction and essays; reading partner
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@joellelb
I use it a lot for automation workflows, I'd assume that's quite common for people who work corporate jobs these days?
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