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Is creativity something innate in humans, or can it be learned? I would argue that if a human can learn creativity then an AI can too. By the way, here's GPT-4
by tornato7 3y ago
Is creativity something innate in humans, or can it be learned? I would argue that if a human can learn creativity then an AI can too. By the way, here's GPT-4 "Write a description of an unlikely basketball player. Be creative."
> Meet Ethel, a 4'9" grandmother of six, with a penchant for knitting and a mastery of Sudoku. With bifocal glasses perched on her nose, she's far from your typical basketball star. But what Ethel lacks in height and athleticism, she makes up for with an uncanny sixth sense for predicting opponents' moves and an underhand free-throw that rivals the best in the league. With her floral-print headband and orthopedic shoes squeaking down the court, she's both an anomaly and a secret weapon on her community center's basketball team.
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- zamalek 3y agoI've seen some incredibly creative work from Midjourney, even for some of my shitty promots. I strongly disagree with the basic assumptions of the article. Creativity and imagination are a process of being wrong: imagining that Barney the Dinosaur has a magic box is categorically false, yet it remains creative. In addition, all revolutionary ideas start as falsehoods. Einstein was "wrong" according to what humanity considered "right" when he came up with SR - it eventually became right. Finally, the fear of being wrong - which is a learned fear - causes real harm. Being wrong (and eventually right) should be celebrated - and we have seen that ChatGPT is usually more than happy to be told that it's wrong.