Tinnitus Talk Support Forum

The lack of objective measurements for tinnitus is the biggest issue here. We need to be able to hear/detect/measure tinnitus before we start talking treatments. We need to know for certain whether potential treatments are horse manure or not. Without that, all potential treatments for tinnitus are shots in the dark.

The priorities are all messed up here.

Yet, so much money put into AI to "read people's minds" for "stories", to get their thoughts, which apparently begun w/ UofTX (disturbing in itself). Pt is, if that could be done, why isn't it used for those greatly suffering w/ T, noxacusis, vestibular etc? https://news.utexas.edu/2023/05/01/brain-activity-decoder-can-reveal-stories-in-peoples-minds/

I'm going to be losing my job to AI.

Anyone used chatGPT. It's like a proper supped up Google? Saves me hundreds of time at work.

AI is pretty amazing when you think about it..

@makeyourownluck, I've tried ChatGPT a few times to experiment with. I told the AI to write me a 3000 word essay about the cultural significance of music on society using sources and to properly format and cite these sources using MLA style. The 10 page essay was written less than a minute! How the heck will universities stop kids from using this? Holy crap.

I told it to write me a movie script. I gave the AI a quick synopsis about the movie and they gave me an in depth screenplay with a beginning, middle, and end. Wild

You could also beef up your resume/CVs thanks to it. AI art generators are mental too

Yeah, It's pretty crazy what you could do with AI, but at the same time kind of scary. Lots of people especially those working white collar jobs (including myself) could very easily lose their jobs. AI can do it better and far more efficient than we ever could.