Hi neighbors (and distant neighbors, and those who find Mr. Rogers to be offensive),
As part of the ongoing research my company has been doing, I made available via text messages a large language model (basically my tiny company's version of ChatGPT). I've mentioned this to a number of people, and my company's website is public on the internet, where the information to make use of this free-to-the-customer service can be found. Since I released it approximately 9 months ago, not a single individual has seen fit to even try it out. To my knowledge, it is literally the only version of a large language model that is available for use to even seniors with flip phones and no internet access.
I say "free-to-the-customer" because it costs my company money to maintain its accessibility (flat fee), plus a varying charge for every message it sends or receives. Given the popularity of AI language models and the hype surrounding them, I've been very surprised that its only user is myself. Not even my family or those who assist with my research have tried it, but I admit, I'm very gentle in my prodding of people to help me improve our company services. I don't do things like show pop up windows requesting star ratings and reviews, nor do I offer any kind of "Like" or canned reaction functions.
Please find pasted below an interaction between myself and this program:
QUERY:
REPLY:
My website is https://www.srllc.org, if anyone is interested in replying and needs more context to do so responsibly. Thank you for your input, folks.
As part of the ongoing research my company has been doing, I made available via text messages a large language model (basically my tiny company's version of ChatGPT). I've mentioned this to a number of people, and my company's website is public on the internet, where the information to make use of this free-to-the-customer service can be found. Since I released it approximately 9 months ago, not a single individual has seen fit to even try it out. To my knowledge, it is literally the only version of a large language model that is available for use to even seniors with flip phones and no internet access.
I say "free-to-the-customer" because it costs my company money to maintain its accessibility (flat fee), plus a varying charge for every message it sends or receives. Given the popularity of AI language models and the hype surrounding them, I've been very surprised that its only user is myself. Not even my family or those who assist with my research have tried it, but I admit, I'm very gentle in my prodding of people to help me improve our company services. I don't do things like show pop up windows requesting star ratings and reviews, nor do I offer any kind of "Like" or canned reaction functions.
Please find pasted below an interaction between myself and this program:
QUERY:
Please solve for x in the following equation, and try to explain the steps you took to reach your answer as an addendum to the solution for x: 7x = 89
REPLY:
To solve for x in the equation 7x = 89, we can divide both sides by 7 to isolate x.
X = (89 ÷ 7)
To check if our answer is correct, we can substitute the value we found for x into the original equation to see if it holds true.
7(x) = 7((89 ÷ 7))
7x = 89
89 ÷ 7 = x
So our solution for x is: x = 12.71 (rounded to two decimal places).
The reason we divide both sides by 7 is because we want to get rid of the 7 from the left-hand side of the equation, and leave us with just x. Once we have x isolated, we can perform the division on both sides to solve for x.
Addendum:
To solve for x in the equation 7x = 89, we can follow the steps below:
1. Divide both sides of the equation by 7 (the coefficient of x).
X = (89 ÷ 7)
2. Check if our answer is correct by substituting our solution for x into the original equation to see if it holds true.
If it does, we know that our answer is correct.
For example, if our answer for x is 12.71, we can substitute that value into the original equation:
(7 * 12.71) = 89
This should hold true because we found our answer by dividing both sides by 7.
3. Round our answer to the desired level of precision.
In this case, we rounded to two decimal places.
My website is https://www.srllc.org, if anyone is interested in replying and needs more context to do so responsibly. Thank you for your input, folks.