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AI analysis and tier list of peptide vendors?

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    #21

    AI-made reports do irritate me too. I guess we can't appreciate that we spend more efforts to read it than those who prepared them to write it.

    attentiion is all you need

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      AI slop. No thank you. It really gets fun when you have other AI models checking the work.

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      • ResearchCatR ResearchCat

        One of the funny things about using AI to generate code is that in the past, you needed a BA who understood what the requirements were and a developer who understands what needs to be built and how to do it, and most of the time it doesn’t come out right. Now, you still need someone who understands what the requirements are, but fewer and fewer people can tell you if it is actually doing what it needs to do.

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        @ResearchCat
        What I see with AI code generator, it does not use best practices. By example, it will put the same data In multiple places and tables, and does not always use unique identifiers. That is rule number one in object oriented programming. Most people will be able it to build apps and stuff that does not really matter and isn't that big. I built my peptracker app with it.
        Now my case management / email client / accounting / field specific software that I am currently building requires a knowledge and background in computer programming and network security. I am 3 months into it and have another 4 months to go...
        AI code generators have made more mistakes in building the code for that than I can count. It has made me realize how truly limited AI currently is. Is is a far way off... and that is why i don't trust any report it gives.

        Please excuse my typos. Small Phone & Bad Eyes

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          I don’t want to rant, but the issue is the same as at work. People send me very long AI-generated emails that have a low information ratio and take a lot of time to read to determine no useful information is there. I encourage people to use AI selectively and with discretion with respect to the results, but - no offense to the poster - asking me to read the results of whatever prompt you entered is wasting limited time and not getting you the answer you’re looking for.

          It also adds to the global self-reinforcing database of garbage AI said is true which AI will now have available to use as the basis for telling you again.

          “Have any of you heard of these guys and are they any good?” Is a short and effective human-targeted prompt that will result in better results faster. 😉 And without the aggro.

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            Boo! Please don’t make me read Ai slop.

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            MK2a1
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            @ResearchCat
            Not a huge fan of AI myself but after failing to turn anything up on those three companies with the usual research methods... seemed like it was worth a shot.

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              @ResearchCat
              Not a huge fan of AI myself but after failing to turn anything up on those three companies with the usual research methods... seemed like it was worth a shot.

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              @MK2a1 perfectly valid. If neither google nor AI can give you anything useful, note there are plenty of well vetted and trusted vendors on here that many of us have been using for years.

              Yeah, well, I’m just here for the research, man. - The Dude

              If I haven’t liked your post, no offense. I have exceeded my daily allowance.

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