Just a tangential comment.

I run a web application that distributes work to people and collects it back. There is a "Download a random file" button which not only downloads the file but also assigns the file to the user in a bookkeeping system. A few days ago, one of the users complained that they clicked on the button several times quickly, got assigned several files in the system, but only one file was downloaded.

Instead of asking here, I tried asking an AI model we run at work for testing purposes. It told me how to fix the "double-submit" problem in several ways and I was able to fix the application quickly.

The downside? No interaction with people, no XP shared to anyone answering my question. It took me years to learn English up to the level I could dare to ask a question online, it still makes me step out of my comfort zone to overcome my shyness. But I love that I can do that. I feel ashamed I talked to the AI instead.

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In reply to Re: AI in the workplace by choroba
in thread AI in the workplace by talexb

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