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It is still technically human creativity but for a narrow subset of humanity engaged in Mechanical Turking. Suggesting that it has surpassed the infamous "fake-
by Nasrudith 2y ago
It is still technically human creativity but for a narrow subset of humanity engaged in Mechanical Turking. Suggesting that it has surpassed the infamous "fake-AI" of substituting for a lack of true automation using outsourced cheap labor.
Sort of like how the infamous "alpha-wolf" dynamics were from wolves following prison rules. Technically accurate but only for the "prison rules" scenario wolves and not general wild wolf behavior.
I personally would call it a bit better than hot garbage but still not generally applicable.
- Terr_ 2y ago"Machines can appear more creative than humans when the Humanly are bored of the task and have no intrinsic motivation to do it well."