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I didn't catch that title at first, it's not Weird AL, it's Weird AI, as in Weird Artificial Intelligence. From part of the conclusion: "Indeed, one of the ap
by blakesterz 6y ago
I didn't catch that title at first, it's not Weird AL, it's Weird AI, as in Weird Artificial Intelligence.
From part of the conclusion:
"Indeed, one of the appeals of the Weird AI Yankovic, if there are in fact any, is
seeing the train wreck of text that is output and deriving delight in the close-but-not-quite-sensical
results. Weird AI Yankovic is a case study in design trade-offs—when to handle failure modes and
when to permit failures—where improvements that reduce the likelihood of failed outputs also make
the outputs “safer” but also less interesting."
- mwcampbell 6y ago> I didn't catch that title at first For once, blind people using screen readers have an advantage. :)
- ALittleLight 6y agoFor blind people reading this comment chain: upper case I looks like lower case l.
- kuroguro 6y agoHmm... honest question, do blind people learn the shapes of letters? Surely even if blind from birth they'd at least want to touch embossed prints to feel the shape of characters? On the other hand I suppose there's not much of a need to memorize them?
- dang 6y agoLet's see if some dots will help.