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A state of art network like GPT-3 fails to appeal to human emotions and sounds artificial, so as a wedge-issue(the actual term for thing like 'Shiri Scissors')
by FrozenVoid 6y ago
A state of art network like GPT-3 fails to appeal to human emotions
and sounds artificial, so as a wedge-issue(the actual term for thing like 'Shiri Scissors') generator it wouldn't produce anything on
the scale of human trolls(who actually understand psychology), besides the reputation of new user posting
auto-generated trolling content will not be taken as seriously.
A real troll would construct a narrative that is believable and appealing to a wide audience, without any controversial content:
the controversy would comes from implications and analysis of statements in detail,
i.e. the 'obviously controversial' parts are bad trolling
that would detract from the position advanced:
An AI trained to produce controversial content wouldn't understand
such subtlety and produce directly inflammatory content.
- SilasX 6y agoThat would just mean that “controversial” isn’t the best term for “whatever that thing is they’re optimizing”, not that that thing is fundamentally machine-unlearnable.
- FrozenVoid 6y agoThe thing is, the learned data comes from humans who treat offensive/controversial/trolling/infflamatory content as 'controversial' and will argue against obvious bait topics for hours.