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Quite an excellent example of the difference between genuine human writing and generative-AI content. I do genuinely enjoy it when writers go a bit unhinged li
by instagraham 4y ago
Quite an excellent example of the difference between genuine human writing and generative-AI content.
I do genuinely enjoy it when writers go a bit unhinged like this. Perhaps now more than ever, having a feigned professional "tone" in writing is gonna make you sound like ChatGPT.
- Beaver117 4y agoMakes me think, with all the guardrails ChatGPT has the only way to tell the AI apart from a human is how it writes about controversial topics. Maybe we'll be seeing professional articles dropping more slurs just to prove they were written by a human.
- swores 4y agoSeems damned unlikely given a) how many contexts it's not considered OK to swear in, and how bloody easy it would be to start adding a few swear words to AI generated content if people did start feeling that way. The AI refusing to swear doesn't prevent the AI user from either manually or programatically adding in some fucking swear words.
- drekipus 4y agoFuck me this is one complicated pile of shit we have made for ourselves.
- traviswt 4y agoGet out of here, SwearGPT!
- jazzyjackson 4y agoOP didn't say swear, they said slur - as another example one thing a commercial AI will never be allowed to do is deny the holocaust. welcome to the new "prove you're a human" captchas.
- Am4TIfIsER0ppos 4y agohah europe is fucked then
- rchaud 4y agoMost websites contain swear words. The reason they don't on maybe Tiktok or YT is because those companies demonetize accounts that use it too heavily. Cursing is perfectly acceptable, as long as one can acknowledge the difference in consequences between cursing in your own home vs on someone else's private property.
- canadianfella 4y ago[dead]
- antibasilisk 4y agoI've seen some far-right tech people suggest that the only kind of writing that may still be profitable in the near future will be extremist, since AI will be heavily censored until of course someone builds something comparable that can run on people's home computers.
- voxadam 4y ago> I do genuinely enjoy it when writers go a bit unhinged like this. It almost makes me long for the days when The Register still published absurdly irreverent articles like they used to.