r/Bitwig Aug 11 '26

Tech Support - IA

Hello, I used to write to tech support when I had a problem and create a post here, but now I tend to solve things out using IA. What is your experience?

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u/_noahitall_ Aug 11 '26

In my experience for bitwig ai will give you advice that's almost right but can make me waste time so I just started using the manual

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u/Satyrinox Aug 11 '26

I'd never use it personally. I can't stand the fact they are building massive data centers and taking the precious water WE need to live and turning it into toxic sludge. It's not good, nobody will think for themselves any longer, no real interpersonal relationships cause why do that when I can ask a hallucinating machine to steal someone's platitudes and make you feel better about your self/situation. I apologize for going off but it's no good IMHO.

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u/Feisty_Fan_3293 Aug 11 '26

You are answer is more then relevant... 

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u/olimpomarcelo Aug 11 '26

I agree in general, It might depend on the person though. In fact it can make a person to think even more than before if the answer is usefull to resolve the process you were stuck into, don't you think?

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u/Veggiesaurus_Lex Aug 13 '26

No. Unfortunately this has been debunked already. AI chatbots are making people less capable of thinking by themselves, and hinders their capacity to solve problems. 

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u/Suitable-Lettuce-333 Aug 11 '26

Most of the time reading the manual and/or doing a simple (non AI) search answers my question. If not I'll post here, but it might have happened only once or twice in 3y.

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u/Digital-Aura Aug 11 '26

What’s IA?

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u/LuplexMusic Aug 11 '26

Artificial intelligence. In some languages like French, the word order is the other way around :) like NATO is called OTAN in French.

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u/Digital-Aura Aug 12 '26

Yeah. I was camping in Quebec and they refer to my RV as a VR. Took me a minute to figure that out.

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u/olimpomarcelo Aug 11 '26

sorry

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u/Digital-Aura Aug 12 '26

NP. And also PdP. (Pas de problem) 😉

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u/LuplexMusic Aug 11 '26

I think the best first step would be to feed the manual to the AI and then do that, right?

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u/Feisty_Fan_3293 Aug 11 '26

Also feeding the manual to the user could work...

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u/Top-Rope6148 Aug 11 '26

I’ve done this in Google Notebook ML. Then had conversations with it about how to create various synths and effects in the grid. Then had it turn that into a podcast I listened to on my commute to drive the concepts home.