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A point of view I haven't seen expressed yet: if I was the athlete, I'd value a terribly written letter by a child above one written by the parent of a child, l
by Cordiali 2y ago
A point of view I haven't seen expressed yet: if I was the athlete, I'd value a terribly written letter by a child above one written by the parent of a child, let alone by AI.
It's the same reason I value the handmade cards my niblings have made me. They're barely legible, objectively bad, and that's exactly what makes them special. Half the store-bought cards are pretty quickly destined for the bin, but those are staying on the mantle.
- eindiran 2y agoA lot of my friends are professors or lecturers at universities with "motivationally-diverse" undergraduate populations; LLM-based cheating has become so common that they often reward higher marks to poorly-written papers, just by virtue of them not having been written by *GPT et al.
- squigz 2y ago[flagged]
- Gigachad 2y agoIt’s like the slopification of human interaction. Mass generated empty gestures which have diluted the value of everything. It’s the effort the other person had to put in that matters, not the actual end result. If someone calls you to tell you happy birthday, thats pretty impactful. If someone clicks a button to automatically send a happy birthday message on Facebook, that’s worthless.