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We both agree that language models allow for the quick creation of large amounts of content. There already exists far more content than anybody can read. We ha
by brian_cloutier 4y ago
We both agree that language models allow for the quick creation of large amounts of content.
There already exists far more content than anybody can read. We have developed mechanisms for filtering out content which isn't worth our time, and language models don't have any special ability to force you to read their creations.
And even if content can be placed somewhere you will read it: no matter what I put into this box you will not suddenly be susceptible to believing the unbelievable no matter whether I wrote it or whether a language model wrote it.
- tonypace 4y agoIs it unbelievable that pressing a bar will bring you long term happiness? Surely it is, but primates will press the heroin bar. This has happened before with humans as well. You cannot simply dismiss the effectiveness of well - targeted propaganda.