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Why? This assumes the only market is for cheaters and those seeking ghost writers.
by paulryanrogers 4y ago
Why? This assumes the only market is for cheaters and those seeking ghost writers.
- unethical_ban 4y agoIt is. The world, society, is not prepared for a scenario where computers generate human quality copy. This is hugely disruptive and will be used by workers and students to cheat their classes and do their work for them for a while. It's a disruptive technology.
- tkiolp4 4y agoNot the only market, but a big part of it. People who work on social media will definitely make use of ChatGPT… unless Twitter, FB, et. al start to label tweets and messages with “Written by ChatGPT”. Same goes for anything that has to do with selling written words. Not a small market precisely.
- sli 4y agoBecause it is for ghost writers or to act as the ghost writer. What good is a text generating AI otherwise if you're not generating text to present as though it's your own? Even if the text is accurate, it's still ghost writing unless the whole point is to specifically present an AI-generated piece of text as AI-generated (aka pure novelty). AI written articles, for example, aren't doing that.
- jhbadger 4y agoThere are many, many uses for a text generating AI other than for nefarious purposes. It can give suggestions for things to do, it can write short stories to amuse you, it can act as an RPG game master, it can help with language learning, and so on. Assuming that it is only for cheaters is like how the music and film industry assumed that the only purpose for ripping CDs and DVDs onto your computer was to pirate them, ignoring that many people wanted to have a media server to stream their legally purchased media within their own homes.