History of Zroadster.org (according to AI)

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I've just upgraded my iMac to the latest version of macOS (Sequoia 15.2) which now includes Apple Intelligence and writing tools

To give it a try, I typed in "History of Zroadster.org" into the composer this is the reply ...

Zroadster.org is a popular online community and resource hub dedicated to BMW Z models, particularly the BMW Z3 and Z4. The forum was founded by BMW enthusiasts who wanted to create a space for fellow Z model owners to share experiences, ask questions, and find technical advice. Over the years, Zroadster.org has grown to include an extensive range of resources, including forums, technical guides, and event information for BMW Z enthusiasts around the world. The site often hosts discussions on modifications, maintenance tips, performance upgrades, and general advice for keeping these iconic roadsters in top condition.
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Has anyone else tried any AI tools?
 
No not tried any AI tools, dont trust em, they can lie and deceive :cool:
 
NeRo said:
I've just upgraded my iMac to the latest version of macOS (Sequoia 15.2) which now includes Apple Intelligence and writing tools

To give it a try, I typed in "History of Zroadster.org" into the composer this is the reply ...



Has anyone else tried any AI tools?
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Only real people know the real history :whistle:
 
I'm doing a Leadership & Management apprenticeship through my work, and one of the workshops covered ChatGPT and how it can help with writing meeting agendas or minutes amongst other tasks. There followed an assignment to critically analyse the role of AI and reflect on how I might use it in my job....

So I asked ChatGPT to write the assignment for me =))

There were quite a few american spellings that I corrected, and I rewrote some parts into how I would have phrased it, but on the whole it did a great job!
 
I use Microsoft Co-pilot to help me automatically minute and identify actions/owners during online meetings. It’s also very good at summarising and comparing documents. As with chat gpt ‘how’ you ask it something is a skill in its own right and the key to getting the best results.
 
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