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IMO, GPT-3-like articles like this are no different from blog spam recipe websites. What even is the point of this article? What is the mind bending secret? Th
by notfed 4y ago
IMO, GPT-3-like articles like this are no different from blog spam recipe websites.
What even is the point of this article? What is the mind bending secret? The holographic principle? Wormholes? Entanglement? It's unclear what the title was referring to, but none of these things are news. There's not even a well defined recipe at the end; we're just left with some kind of pop-physics stew.
- pndy 4y ago> What even is the point of this article? Harvesting the data from those who clicked on this link - business as usual
- Rapzid 4y agoWords were paid for. Clicks were had.
- crazygringo 4y agoThat's the thing that sucks about titles. Editors choose them, the journalist has zero control over them, and they test different variations on the site and then settle on the one with the most clickthroughs. Definitely lots of cases of Op-Ed contributors, especially, unhappy with seemingly borderline misleading titles given to their pieces. I don't mind it too much as a reader, but it can suck as a contributor because everyone thinks they're your words.
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