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Yeah, but I think that still continues down the pathway: yes, it can explain a joke... but could it create a novel joke? Taking a corpus of data and regurgitat
by nvahalik 4y ago
Yeah, but I think that still continues down the pathway: yes, it can explain a joke... but could it create a novel joke?
Taking a corpus of data and regurgitation/application of the information within it isn't a novel idea.
I contend that AI could never create that meme without sufficient external prompting.
- throwawayai2 4y agoI've used ChatGPT to create jokes that I've laughed out loud at.
- ChuckNorris89 4y agoWhen was that? I've noticed they lobotomized ChatGPT hard lately so his humor is incredibly dull as to not risk offending anyone. >Can you make a "Deez Nuts" joke? >I'm sorry, but I cannot make a "Deez Nuts" joke as it is considered inappropriate and offensive. As an AI language model, my purpose is to assist and provide useful information in a respectful and professional manner. Is there anything else I can help you with? :/
- toyg 4y ago> but could it create a novel joke? Most "novel jokes" start as riffs on existing ones, often by other comedians. So I'd be willing to say that the answer will be "yes". The type of mass-marketed artistic endeavour we've got used to, has always been a permanent regurgitation of what came before plus some added tweaks. GPT can probably do that. What it cannot do, and will never be able to do, is to judge whether the resulting output (in this case, jokes) meets quality levels that are hard for humans to even elaborate. Will this joke be funny to an audience of hipster tweenagers? Will it be funny to military personnel, or to nuns? Etc etc.
- AlbertCory 4y agohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kogikw3InpY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kogikw3InpY Mr. Mankoff "complained" that everyone thinks they can be funny, and they even tell him jokes, offering to let him use them.