I would love an AI assistant that could help with the Saturday Savers Club - review the comments every week, extract and tabulate (and later, amend the the table) relevant information, provide technical help in response to queries and offer, based on analying the data from a particular saver over a period of time, helpful savings pointers that would further the saver's goals and intentions. If, at the same time, it could also comb the comments and filter out tipping bots which tend to obscure valuable information and link sharing, that would be good, too. All of this is drudge work, I do it manually every week and yes, I do like easy 😁

I can see why people are experimenting with using it for posts - it's a starting place with obvious benefits, although even there, there is much to be learned about sophisticated prompts. But we could be learning and achieving much more with AI, allowing us to focus on building relationships, finding creative solutions and having fun.

Hiveus Maximus was an interesting experiment, I'm not going to get into the issues around implementation, that's available in-depth elsewhere. Aside from that, I liked the innovation and, for me, it was an easy opportunity to explore: it was brought directly to me. That was okay as far it went: but it wasn't addressing any real challenges I have in trying to build and provide something on Hive. A small thing that would grow into a big thing about Hiveus was the irritating flowery language and the bullshit nature of most of it, even though it contained kernals of wisdom. A person who behaved like that in the pub would soon find themselves alone at the bar, with even the staff carefully avoiding eye-contact.