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I haven't watched the video and was very happy to have a summary. What makes you question it was written by an AI?
by elaus 3y ago
I haven't watched the video and was very happy to have a summary. What makes you question it was written by an AI?
- chii 3y agoand also, if the summary was good, why would it matter whether it was written by an AI or not?
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- viknesh 3y agoI thought it was helpful too, but read like it was written by AI. So I wanted to know if it was. What's wrong with asking a question?
- hereonout2 3y agoIt's pretty good, but misses out that it's a Louis Rossmann video, who is a big spokesman for consumer rights against tech companies (also a very popular vlogger and highly skilled electronics tutor). I feel like an AI would be less likely to pick up on this wider context, but possibly the OP just didn't realise who it was.
- mnd999 3y agoIt’s pretty obvious.
- mnd999 3y agoFor the downvoters, if you can’t tell this is an AI you’re gonna be in real trouble if these models actually get good.
- jgil 3y agohttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35285162 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35285162
- apetresc 3y agoThe giveaway for me was the sentence "While not excusing Amazon's actions, he questions whether enough vetting was done before canceling his account." It makes no sense - why would questioning whether enough vetting was done be interpretable by anyone as "excusing Amazon's actions"? It obviously goes in the other direction; the sentence might have read "While not directly condemning Amazon's actions, he questions whether enough vetting was done before canceling his account."