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As with the HN rule to not accuse the writer of not having read the article, I fear we're moving towards a point where we will need a similar rule that discoura
by yodon 5y ago
As with the HN rule to not accuse the writer of not having read the article, I fear we're moving towards a point where we will need a similar rule that discourages people from accusing others of being GPT3 (seriously, going beyond the obviously insulting aspect of the accusation, why would anyone bother to do that - the economic value of a fictitiously constructed HN account is negligible at best)
- jcelerier 5y ago> why would anyone bother to do that - the economic value of a fictitiously constructed HN account is negligible at best Here's the real GPT-3 bot, trained squarely on The Economist articles from 1995 on, with a universe model entirely based on economic values and transactions. A month or so ago, a french presidential candidate said something like "we have too many male engineers building nuclear reactors and not enough female witches casting spells" and I thought that was bullshit, but people like you honestly make me reconsider it.