Apparently I am a robot

Post by maxbond » Sun, Dec 11, 2022, 10:10 PM UTC

Gigachad wrote: post #50

maxbond wrote: post #7

I think we're all going to get a crash course in how difficult measurement is and how no single indicator can be relied upon, over the next few years. I think we're going to have to develop robust ways of knowing by composing many indicators together, along with intangible/vibes based epistemologies. I think that in the same way "Gen Z" (acknowledging that the concept of generations isn't as meaningful as we might wa…

Future generations will sprinkle anti corporate messages and racial slurs in their comments to verify a real human wrote them.

Unfortunately I think Steak-Umm's Twitter shows that corporations are happy to be "anticorporate" if it moves inventory. I imagine corporate AI will be happy to be anti-AI (fellow kids).

Post by int_19h » Tue, Dec 13, 2022, 8:11 AM UTC

robocat wrote: post #14

wildpeaks wrote: post #10

This might become more and more of a pain for neurodivergents, we already sound "odd" enough as it is, now people will assume we're just chatbots.

Do you think that the writing of neurodivergents is likely to be more unique? GPT generated text has a sort of cookie-cutter boring ”style” to it. Perhaps anyone actually familiar with the GPT “style” is less likely to think the writing of neurodivergents is generated? Hard to say, but probably not worth worrying about (if anxiety is another symptom then maybe no choice but to worry).

From my own experiments with GPT, I would actually say that generated text often has more liking to some self-conscious neurodivergent writing because (in the absence of specific requests to the contrary) it tries to avoid assumptions and overcompensates by basically covering all the possible angles of the question even if only one of them is obviously and likely relevant.

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