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Narrative skill is often overlooked even in people. 1) The kind died, then the queen died of a broken hard. 2) The king died, then the queen died. 3) The kin
by wrnr 5y ago
Narrative skill is often overlooked even in people.
1) The kind died, then the queen died of a broken hard.
2) The king died, then the queen died.
3) The kind died, then the queen died of a broken arm.
One is a story, two is not, three is written by AI.
- robbedpeter 5y agoI mean, at least spend the 60 seconds or less it takes to check spelling. You can tell all the above was written by a human.
- wrnr 5y agoyour welcome
- tialaramex 5y agoIn Imaginary Magnitude Lem provides the introduction (or perhaps foreword, I don't remember) to a work on Bitics, machine literature. IIRC typographical errors are where it begins. Now, of course Lem is writing fiction (even if the fiction purports to be a scholarly work about an imaginary topic) and there's no reason our world should proceed as Lem imagines, but equally there is no reason to rule it out either.
- peterfield 5y agoI laughed That said, like any other skill, there will be a day when AI actually surpasses humans at it. Moravec and Tegmark convinced me of it. (The prelude to Tegmark's fascinating LIFE 3.0 is online: https://www.marketingfirst.co.nz/storage/2018/06/prelude-life-3.0-tegmark.pdf https://www.marketingfirst.co.nz/storage/2018/06/prelude-lif...) PS: I laughed more from the xkcd link posted before by u/ignoranceprior https://xkcd.com/1263/ https://xkcd.com/1263/