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It's almost like the "I" should be in quotes. Because if anyone else in the world gave ChatGPT the same prompts, they would get more-or-less the same story. (v
by AvAn12 4y ago
It's almost like the "I" should be in quotes. Because if anyone else in the world gave ChatGPT the same prompts, they would get more-or-less the same story. (visual generative AI is different).
I think this makes things like college essay generation less scary. If two students prompt ChatGPT with "write a personal statement for the common application for college" or whatever, ChatGPT will more-or-less produce the same generic statement, with minor variations. It can not personalize for each student because it doesn't know anything about either student. Prompt engineering? Ok sure, but by the time I have written a prompt that is comprehensive enough to make an essay that describes me, I've basically written the essay myself.
So anyway, I imagine people will try to copyright output from generative AI responses - interesting question about "who" produced that output.
- danielbln 4y agoJust paste it some excerpt from a previous essay of yours and ask it to write the new essay in that style. There, prompt engineered.
- teolandon 4y agoYou could say the same about a person performing a piano piece. Anyone who presses the same keys in the same sequence would get more-or-less the same performance.
- throwaway675309 4y agoAn absurd analogy by somebody who obviously doesn't play the piano. To get to that point, one has to spend a painstaking amount of time perfecting their craft and improving their virtuosity on the instrument, not to mention that everyone adds in their own interpretation and dynamics to a piece. I can sit down on my Kawai and rattle off the maple leaf rag by Scott Joplin without too much issue, i'm happy to hand John Q. Public the sheet music, but there ain't no way they're playing it.