I decided to outsource my entire personal financial life to GPT-4
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Illinois and California should do a subscription cancellation tourism campaign. "Come to Chicago, it's easy to cancel Netflix here!"
I look every month, there’s only 30-50 transactions and if I don’t recognize any, I look into it.
If people have unknown subscriptions then that’s likely a signal of larger financial problems. It’s good that this issue is helped, but likely they need some education and it’s probably dangerous for them to trust any third party with their finances.
Most assuredly.
"via the @donotpay chat we are building)."
There is definitely potential to this and I am looking forward to seeing the progress on this but this is just promoting your product in its early stages. Would be interesting to see more use cases and experiences down the line
Second (corollary) rule of personal finance: Most financial advice you receive will not be optimised for your situation or be in your best interest.
Tertiary (adjunct) rule: Financial institutions generate income by turning as much of /your/ money into /their/ money as possible.
If I could use it for that, I still would not use it for that.
Resorting to cheap personal insults is both unneeded and inappropriate for HN.
If you have a point to make, make it.
It’s kinda wild to me that people are willing to do this and announce it publicly. I know it’s not the same thing, but wouldn’t you be concerned about a company’s opsec after it went public that they were accidentally leaking people’s chat convos?
I cloned myself with AI, and she fooled my bank and my family
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35739906 (66 comments)
And submitted previously today:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35755921 (No interesting comments)
Edit: @mwnivek, thank you. My bad.