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This is for fun. It takes todays headlines and rewrites them. Like I could tell that the "The Mars State Fair Sees Many Galactic Party Candidates but Only One Zorgon" was a rewrite of "The Iowa State Fair Sees Many Republican Party Candidates but Only One Trump".
It retells the present in a future context. I enjoyed it.
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Instead of learning to immitate humans they'll begin to imitation the imitations, then imitate the imitations of the imitations.
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I agree. The more attention we give AI, the more it will be profitable for sites to use it to gain advertising revenue, and the more money will be given to it's development. That is why I have adopted the policy to NEVER click on any video or link that celebrates the use of AI, or uses AI to get more clicks. Of course, websites or blogs that harshly criticize AI are good.
Pretty obvious slippery slope fallacy.
https://coxomb.github.io/This-Hacker-News-Does-Not-Exist/
HN comments:
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The silver lining is that flooding the internet with AI spam is self-defeating since it will taint the training data for future models. Instead of learning to immitate humans they'll begin to imitation the imitations, then imitate the imitations of the imitations.
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I agree. The more attention we give AI, the more it will be profitable for sites to use it to gain advertising revenue, and the more money will be given to it's development. That is why I have adopted the policy to NEVER click on any video or link that celebrates the use of AI, or uses AI to get more clicks. Of course, websites or blogs that harshly criticize AI are good.
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The silver lining is that flooding the internet with AI spam is self-defeating since it will taint the training data for future models. Instead of learning to immitate humans they'll begin to imitation the imitations, then imitate the imitations of the imitations.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
I agree. The more attention we give AI, the more it will be profitable for sites to use it to gain advertising revenue, and the more money will be given to it's development. That is why I have adopted the policy to NEVER click on any video or link that celebrates the use of AI, or uses AI to get more clicks. Of course, websites or blogs that harshly criticize AI are good.
Your conscientious abstaining doesn't fix anything in the big picture
If anyone else wants a peek behind the curtain, here is the GPT-4 call: https://github.com/johnpolacek/notyetnews/blob/main/cron/ope...