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This a GPT summary?
by benjamoon 4y ago
This a GPT summary?
- andrewfromx 4y agoI can't lie, yes. BUT I used to write the same type summaries with my human brain all the time here too. Is it wrong to get all these points from an AI summary? I guess you could argue HN might as well just auto summarize every article now!
- majkinetor 4y agoNo its not. You used the tool in useful way, producing result that is helpful to others. Points deserved. Autosumarization would be cool too.
- grey-area 4y agoYes it is wrong.
- pixl97 4y agoYou mind explaining how?
- grey-area 4y agoIf you think it’s useful you’re stealing the work of GPT by posting without attribution, if you don’t you’re wasting our time.
- pixl97 4y agoThis is where I want to make an omniscient bot that follows you around and gives you a severe electric shock every time you use potentially copyrighting material snippets (I'll be nice and give you a 3 second window to declare fair use). I will be happy the day copyright is dead and buried under a mountain sized gravestone. As much as you think it protects the small guy, it enabled the rich to buy up portfolios and enslave them to constant payments and holding back the progression of society.
- grey-area 4y agoThe OP deliberately used another entities work as his own without attribution.
- JohnFen 4y ago> Is it wrong to get all these points from an AI summary? I don't think so, as long as you've vetted it for completeness and accuracy.
- nextaccountic 4y agoThat's exactly my point of view. Human-vetted AI content is just content that the human could write themselves, like a fancy autocomplete. Automatically posting AI content with a bot is a different matter
- ducktective 4y agoI think we need sort of an etiquette code to disclose when a piece of text is AI-generated. Like when we say "Full Disclosure" or "IANAL"
- andrewfromx 4y agoi can't help think of Data from star trek, longing to be more human like. At some point can the AI be allowed to post with the same equal rights as humans. Picard would fight for Data's rights to comment on hacker news articles.
- grey-area 4y agoPresumably he'd be annoyed if you stole Data's work and posted it in your own name though without attribution?
- dang 4y agoPlease don't. HN is a place for humans to write and converse with each other. Bots have never been allowed here and we've banned accounts for posting like this since long before GPT. (I don't want to ban you, obviously)
- aaron695 4y ago[dead]
- benjamoon 4y agoSorry, I was the person who asked, didn’t mean to get you told off by the attribution police! I think attributing GPT every time you use it is as stupid as attributing spell check when you use it. It’s a tool, not a person. Soon it’ll be a click away in the browser and it’ll be used everywhere exactly how you used it. In fact, pretty soon anyone saying you have to attribute text to GPT will probably be a GPT powered bot! :) For some reason though, your summary stuck out like a sore thumb. I work a lot with GPT3, I think you get accustomed to how it writes (obviously you can change that with some prompt work).