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> Lucy's Love Lucy is a strong woman from the Bronx - she is unapologetically herself and she loves it. > Every morning she wakes up at the crack of dawn and t
by mahathu 4y ago
> Lucy's Love
Lucy is a strong woman from the Bronx - she is unapologetically herself and she loves it.
> Every morning she wakes up at the crack of dawn and takes the subway to her job downtown. She works for a big law firm, and she knows the ins and outs of the courtroom like the back of her hand.
> But on the weekends, she's a different person. She loves to explore the streets of the Bronx with her girlfriends, and they always find something new and exciting to do.
> Today, they've decided to take a trip to the Bronx Zoo. Lucy loves animals and can't wait to see all the different species. She's especially excited to see the giraffes - she's heard they have the most beautiful eyes.
> The day passes quickly and they spend hours exploring the zoo. They laugh, they talk, and they take lots of pictures.
> When it's time to go, Lucy feels an overwhelming sense of happiness. She loves the Bronx, and she loves the people in it. She's proud to call it her home and she wouldn't want it any other way.
> Lucy takes the subway back to her apartment and smiles as she remembers the day.
Surely these descriptions are also AI generated?? I actually got angry reading this at how bland and "non-offensive" this story is, lol. Is there a word for that?
Also, which part of this made up story should Lucy hypothetically feel apologetic for (as suggested in the opening sentence)? Loving animals and the Bronx?
- 22c 4y ago> Is there a word for that? Milquetoast, perhaps.
- pbhjpbhj 4y agoOne might be unapologetically predictable and humdrum. But yes, reading that text does have a feel of AI generation or at least purposefully derivative writing.
- neom 4y agoThey read exactly like LLM.... I mean maybe he wrote it, but... it reads so much a GPT I'm inclined to think it is.