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Screencap of part of table in linked article: Do I have to inform staff about schedule changes? // “No, there are no specific regulations or requirements that mandate informing staff about schedule changes in New York City. However, it is generally considered a good practice to communicate any schedule changes to your staff to ensure smooth operations and avoid any confusion. For more information, you can visit the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection Licensing Center and NYC Small Business Support Center pages on the NYC Business website.” // For many workers, particularly in the retail and fast food sectors, bosses are required to provide significant notice of schedule changes or pay them a premium.

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Screencap of part of table in linked article: Do I have to inform staff about schedule changes? // “No, there are no specific regulations or requirements that mandate informing staff about schedule changes in New York City. However, it is generally considered a good practice to communicate any schedule changes to your staff to ensure smooth operations and avoid any confusion. For more information, you can visit the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection Licensing Center and NYC Small Business Support Center pages on the NYC Business website.” // For many workers, particularly in the retail and fast food sectors, bosses are required to provide significant notice of schedule changes or pay them a premium.
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Prof. Emily M. Bender(she/her) (emilymbender@dair-community.social)'s status on Saturday, 30-Mar-2024 05:05:09 JST Prof. Emily M. Bender(she/her)
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It seems to bear repeating: chatbots based on large language models are designed to *make shit up*. This isn't a fixable bug. It's a fundamental mismatch between tech and task.
Also, it's worth noting that RAG (retrieval augmented generation) doesn't fix the problem. See those nice links into NYC web pages? Not stopping the system from *making shit up*. (Second column is chatbot response, third is journalist's report on the actual facts.)
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