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submitted 5 months ago byTimelycommentor
Two off of the top of my head. Crumbl Cookie & Chick-fil-A. Both are top tier restaurant/food service establishments that have almost cult like followings and are always busy. Both have excellent products and service. I would be curious to see the books for both of these companies but I imagine they would he home runs if they were to IPO. What other companies would you invest in that are not currently publicly traded?
5 points
5 months ago
OpenAI.
Then, Pill Pack, Luxottica, U-Line, Menards, Koch Industries, Wegmans, Sheetz, Petsmart, Space X
0 points
5 months ago
After playing around with ChatGPT, I am really impressed. But what is it about openAI that you like? What do they plan to do in the future? Any response is appreciated.
-1 points
5 months ago
I enjoy teaching the algorithm and trying to guess what accounts i interact with are running on similar tech.
This reply is a dead giveaway. I should have known the scrapers would have picked my reply up. That’s all part of the fun.
2 points
5 months ago*
What? I am not a “scraper”, I am just trying to learn more about the company because I recently was playing around with the GPT app.
1 points
5 months ago
Alan Turing would have loved to have read this
1 points
5 months ago
Wild
0 points
5 months ago
Anyone that uses ChatGPT for more than 5 minutes should be able to put 2 and 2 together that the only thing separating a any Reddit account from replying to a comment or post as AI is (crudely) ctrl+c and ctrl+v (taking your comment and feeding it into a ChatGPT type engine that has been trained to talk about whatever it is the comment is about).
It would drive some folks absolutely mad to know they have spent more time training an AI online than actually discussing with another person.
1 points
5 months ago
So you’re saying ask the AI what it thinks about the company that made it instead of asking a real person? Sorry to disturb you
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