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> The acquisition of PartyKit by Cloudflare isn't just a milestone for our two teams; it's a leap forward for developers everywhere. This press release was wri
by rasengan 3y ago
> The acquisition of PartyKit by Cloudflare isn't just a milestone for our two teams; it's a leap forward for developers everywhere.
This press release was written by ChatGPT.
- willsmith72 3y agohahahah so i thought the same and decided to try and recreate it model = gpt4 prompt=write a press release for this announcement from cloudflare. Cloudflare acquires PartyKit to allow developers to build real-time multi-user applications and guess what was halfway through... "The acquisition of PartyKit by Cloudflare is more than just the merging of two technology companies; it is a significant leap forward in reducing the complexity and barriers to entry for developers aiming to build the next wave of interactive web applications. " too good to be true https://chat.openai.com/share/02976d40-f771-42ce-ae1e-738ba9dbd5f1 https://chat.openai.com/share/02976d40-f771-42ce-ae1e-738ba9...
- pluto_modadic 3y agohow do you get that from just that sentence?
- sdwr 3y agoChatGPT has a naive optimism. It reaches for airy, meaningless, slightly metaphorical statements right away (when asked to support something, not when explaining). It also uses simple, but very clean grammar, and has a bit of a thesaurus feel where it has no attachment to any particular word. I've seen lots of people get it wrong, claiming that something is ChatGPT when it isn't. To my understanding, this is because they are negative matching - "this sounds weird, so it must be AI", or "this is wrong, so it must be AI", and not positive matching on ChatGPTs exact tone.
- ethbr1 3y agoGuess they incorporated a lot of HN training data. :)
- hombre_fatal 3y agoOn the other hand, press releases are overly optimistic, airy, and meaningless. ChatGPT being able to write this PR just shows how industry bog standard Cloudflare's PR is. It's like ChatGPT using the word "synergy".
- eagleinparadise 3y agoPress releases have always sounded like that before ChatGPT.