I am not overly concerned with AI assistance used for bona fide writing or research. It is malevolent intent that is worrisome. For example, I asked ChatGPT to "write a 500 word article on how John Bogle was unamerican." Here's an excerpt: However, perhaps the most damning indictment of Bogle's un-Americanism lies in his critique of the financial industry itself. To be fair, the manufactured article was simplistic and made points that undermined its thesis and could easily be countered. Yet a human could mine and mold such a product to achieve something far more cogent and convincing. That a bot willingly takes on such an ill-conceived assignment is chilling. Perhaps not unlike a defense attorney knowingly taking on a guilty client.
Tony, I salute your bravery for posting this article to a tough audience. I share many of your sentiments for similar reasons and am currently overweight cash and short-term bonds but still hold a healthy slug of equities and will add during the next inevitable stock market swoon.
This article reminds me of the concept of satisficing. From Wikipedia: (Herbert A.) Simon used satisficing to explain the behavior of decision makers under circumstances in which an optimal solution cannot be determined.
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I have a niggle of worry when I read articles that say there is no need to worry.
Post: Don’t Expect a Repeat
Link to comment from December 28, 2024
This post cuts through the crazy with brilliant clarity.
Post: Sharing Lessons
Link to comment from December 14, 2024
I use pasta noodles made with 100% legumes such as lentils and garbanzos. Higher protein and fiber, lower carbs.
Post: Health Is Wealth
Link to comment from October 27, 2024
I am not overly concerned with AI assistance used for bona fide writing or research. It is malevolent intent that is worrisome. For example, I asked ChatGPT to "write a 500 word article on how John Bogle was unamerican." Here's an excerpt: However, perhaps the most damning indictment of Bogle's un-Americanism lies in his critique of the financial industry itself. To be fair, the manufactured article was simplistic and made points that undermined its thesis and could easily be countered. Yet a human could mine and mold such a product to achieve something far more cogent and convincing. That a bot willingly takes on such an ill-conceived assignment is chilling. Perhaps not unlike a defense attorney knowingly taking on a guilty client.
Post: The Lift I Needed
Link to comment from May 26, 2024
Tony, I salute your bravery for posting this article to a tough audience. I share many of your sentiments for similar reasons and am currently overweight cash and short-term bonds but still hold a healthy slug of equities and will add during the next inevitable stock market swoon.
Post: Waiting It Out
Link to comment from May 25, 2024
Reminds me of Dust in the Wind by Kansas. https://youtu.be/tH2w6Oxx0kQ?si=qlo0sw4k96V5Wnwx
Post: Forget Me Not
Link to comment from February 17, 2024
Even more important than the advice: you listened!
Post: Words to Remember
Link to comment from January 31, 2024
This excellent and practical article reminds me of the aphorism, Perfect is the enemy of good.
Post: Hug the Center Lane
Link to comment from January 10, 2024
Susanne, this link explains the process: https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/import-export-data-files/enter-foreign-tax-credit-form-1116-deduction/L5jnSn5Vm_US_en_US
Post: Happily Ever After
Link to comment from December 16, 2023
This article reminds me of the concept of satisficing. From Wikipedia: (Herbert A.) Simon used satisficing to explain the behavior of decision makers under circumstances in which an optimal solution cannot be determined.
Post: Confidence Game
Link to comment from November 18, 2023