Automated outbound phone calls offer recorded voice interaction with the caller without human intervention. With the help of automated outbound calls, you can record the message, set up the call, and send it to your targeted audience anytime. These calls serve multiple purposes, such as call reminders, blasts, feedback, event-based calls, and follow-ups. Also, automated outbound calls help you completely track your sales activities and optimize the number of support tickets.
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That w359 post is why the only non-Hephaestus AU I've posted about was the community college employees one because working at a community college is roughly equivalent to working on a crumbling space station in terms of pressure cooker environments that bond you through trauma. Yesterday I got calls and texts that there was a tornado but the college never turned the interior alert system on. Then an hour later I was on lunch break and the water stopped working because they'd turned it off to do a test at 11:30. Then two hours after that we lost internet for 30 minutes. The facilities guy told us he personally won't drink the water but refused to elaborate.
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I gotta be real, I don't understand the people freaking out that Sudowrite/GPT-3 is scraping AO3 for training data. If someone's tumblr vent posts or whatever are getting caught up in a webcrawler, that's one thing, since that's writing that they never meant for anyone to find, but this is writing that authors posted on the internet specifically so other people could read it, and I don't see how there's any ethical difference between a human author reading a fic and drawing inspiration from it vs. a machine doing the exact same thing.
Don't get me wrong, if someone's robots.txt or whatever tells my crawler not to access a page, I intend to respect that, whether I understand their reasons or not, and the ability to hide your data from webcrawlers should be a basic feature on any website. I'm not saying that OpenAI should scrape AO3 against the wishes of fic authors, I'm just saying that I don't understand why so many fic authors feel that way in the first place.
At first I thought maybe I just didn't get it since I'm not really into fanfiction, but I am a programmer and I similarly don't understand the GitHub Copilot lawsuit. Almost all corporate code is built on the back of open source software projects, it's been that way for ages, and I don't see how using open source code to train AI code generation is meaningfully different.
If you're (justifiably) concerned about being automated out of a job, that's not a problem unique to art or generative AI. That's a problem with capitalism, and one of its ongoing crises: Increasing automation also increases production efficiency at the expense of putting workers out of jobs, which in turn decreases the overall buying power of the working class, making it harder to actually sell that new product. It's coming for us all, and the only way to stop it is to destroy the economic system that creates it.
I guess I'm biased since NLP and computational linguistics are my target area of expertise, and I'm a serious IP abolitionist to boot, but I really do not understand the outrage here.
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I'm watching the new sunny and its so boring. Ross Maloney you have written 1 (one) epsiode of television and it sucks ass.
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I have to be a grown up and make phone calls today and I really don’t want to be a grown up and make phone calls today
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don’t mind me, just rambling about my new job:
we are processing all priorities (high ie: fire/burglary/panic alarms as well as low ie: trouble/supervisory/etc signals) all day until 2:30pm (we work 8am-4:30pm) and tbqh i would rather perish in a terrible fire lmfao but hopefully i just get a majority of low priorities and not a majority of high priorities OR hopefully people keep canceling before i dispatch 😂🤞🏻 also i’ve been so terrified of quality assurance and getting fired for being bad at my job but nobody has ever been fired due to quality assurance scores because the cool thing about this company is that they actually put their employees through training again and HELP THEM SUCCEED rather than punishing them which i mean the bar is in hell but it is very nice to know that i am not going to be fired if i make a few mistakes 🤷🏼♀️
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Technology advancements and travel trends will undoubtedly shape the hotel industry in 2023. The use of software, AI, automation, and digital technologies have revolutionized how hotels operate and serve their guests. From automated check-ins to virtual reality tours, here are some technology and travel trends that will likely affect the hotel industry in 2023: Read More...
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look, I’m tech stupid and so admittedly I don’t know how this would work, but it would be incredibly FANTASTIC if there were secure text-based/non-phone call-based ways to communicate remotely with doctors that didn’t require giving non-HIPAA-bound companies access to my personal medical data
because frankly, it sucks but yeah, I do give them access because if I have to call by phone to request each thing individually and keep track manually of when I need refills of everything (and they’re on different refill cycle lengths and from different pharmacies), I will mess up sometimes and suffer the consequences. I’m lucky, I won’t die or have my health and survival endangered or anything. I’ll just be in pain. Patient portals and communicate-via-text plans are such a wonderful sounding idea for accessibility reasons but I wish they were more secure and private...
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