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> Alas, it takes longer to read blurbs :/ Tangential thought, but this sounds like it might make for an actually good application of large language models: rea
by cosmojg 3y ago
> Alas, it takes longer to read blurbs :/
Tangential thought, but this sounds like it might make for an actually good application of large language models: reading blurbs (or entire books) and making recommendations accordingly.
- creer 3y agoYes! Only slightly joking: The AI overlords might become useful after all (to us - they can do what they want when they are on the clock) by doing a better job of lining up novels for our consumption. They might even customize them on the fly. For example fixing the characters' gender to something they know we will prefer. For that matter, they might edit some authors. Who greatly need it. That brings us back to misleading blurbs. They will have to fix that too - which they can, by reading the thing before we do.