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I loved this when he posted it. Taking this a step further, and being facetious, I'm thinking of starting my own network! It's all me, all the time. Sometimes
by DanielBMarkham 3y ago
I loved this when he posted it.
Taking this a step further, and being facetious, I'm thinking of starting my own network! It's all me, all the time. Sometimes I'll be a nature show, sometimes I'll be in a spy movie, sometimes I'll have the guys from Mystery Science Theater 3000 cracking jokes at how dumb I am. Can't be that hard to do what this guy did, only in twenty-four different genres, one for each hour of the day. Turn it on, let it play.
I think it would be fun. Having said that, can you imagine somebody with mental illness, perhaps that makes them paranoid, having an AI interweave them into a spy thriller or murder mystery?
People already took computers too seriously before ChatGPT and the like. Having some official-sounding narrator, somebody you know from previous appearances, helping you out in your fantasy life?
As much fun as this is going to be, it also bothers me quite a bit.
- eli 3y agoHave you tried to get a GPT to write a joke? It’s got a ways to go.
- DanielBMarkham 3y agoI read this recently. I can't vouch for the source and I haven't researched it. https://time.com/6301288/the-ai-jokes-that-give-me-nightmares/ https://time.com/6301288/the-ai-jokes-that-give-me-nightmare...
- qingcharles 3y agoThat article is pretty incredible. The movie industry is going to be a wild ride over the next few years.
- throwaway4aday 3y agoThe author just casually glosses over this point and never returns to it > One of the reasons I find these programs scary is that they seem to want to murder humans. They talk about it a lot, even when you ask them to be nice.
- asylteltine 3y agoIt’s not funny because it’s “aligned”. You can’t be funny with all those restrictions.
- calgoo 3y agoI was not allowed to make a meme of me with a gas can in the datacenter lighting the servers on fire as it was decommission time. It instead suggested i give it a goodbye party. Funny and a little scary at the same time.
- eli 3y agoIt’s not funny because it doesn’t know what it’s talking about and there’s a big gap between “follows the rules of jokes” and “actually amusing”
- askiiart 3y agoNo, I used GPT-3 before ChatGPT was even released, and it was decent at making jokes. It even wrote some dialogue between various artists and poets ruthlessly insulting each other, but unfortunately I forgot to save it. ChatGPT is very similar, but with a chat interface and much more aligned, so I don't see why 3.5, much less 4, couldn't write decent jokes.
- Planktonne 3y agoIf you're not capable of being funny within restrictions, then the problem is you, not the restrictions. Transgressive humour can be funny; having to be transgressive for humour is lazy.
- Auracle 3y agoI've found that if you tell it to do it in the style of a particular comedian, it does an OK job: https://chat.openai.com/share/f0d4069a-f05a-49df-824d-ac66c98d3fce https://chat.openai.com/share/f0d4069a-f05a-49df-824d-ac66c9... Don't get me wrong, that isn't comedy gold...especially if you don't know the kids show I asked it to base the set on. Still, I think it did alright.
- alexdunmow 3y agoI have a feeling your API costs would definitely creep up quicker than you realise...
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