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Reminds me of that science fiction story by Ray Bradbury called the veldt... Computers raise the kids
by BigCryo 4y ago
Reminds me of that science fiction story by Ray Bradbury called the veldt... Computers raise the kids
- lamplovin 4y agoYou get the full experience reading that story if you have deadmau5's the veldt playing in the background as well
- p_j_w 4y agoIt's very upsetting that deadmau5 hasn't released an instrumental version of this song.
- tectonic 4y agoA Young Lady's Illustrated Primer
- yamtaddle 4y ago... which had a real human on the other side, and the ones that didn't yielded rather different results.
- yarone 4y agoAnother one that came to my mind: "The Fun They Had" by Asimov "Margie was thinking about how the kids must have loved it in the old days. She was thinking about the fun they had." http://web1.nbed.nb.ca/sites/ASD-S/1820/J%20Johnston/Isaac%20Asimov%20-%20The%20fun%20they%20had.pdf http://web1.nbed.nb.ca/sites/ASD-S/1820/J%20Johnston/Isaac%2...
- the_af 4y agoIt's funny that you mention "The Fun They Had", because if you visit its Wikipedia page now, the summary looks written by a bot. It looks like "basic" English, only with a weird quality to it -- either written by someone whose grasp of language is very poor, or by ChatGPT. I'd say worse than ChatGPT actually: the sentences are short and almost mechanical. Go look at it. The edit changing a way more human-sounding plot summary to this version was made on September 2022, in case anyone is wondering. PS: if GPT derives much of its data from Wikipedia, and people start using GPT to write Wikipedia articles, I wonder what kind of strange feedback loop we're getting into.