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Sometimes I'll read comment online that does the equivalent of breaking my "willing suspension of diabelief" by sounding just like a standard gpt reply. I even
by j-bos 1y ago
Sometimes I'll read comment online that does the equivalent of breaking my "willing suspension of diabelief" by sounding just like a standard gpt reply. I even slipped up and commented as much, which is not in itself an interesting comment , just because it was so jarring to read. But idk what it is about reading something lexically equivalent to injection molded plaatic that feels so annoying, plastic is great! But maybe it's similar to the feeling of buying an upcharged "branded" Alibaba product on Amazon. I can't trust the reseller on the basis of their effort because I don't know them and it's just as likely they put 0 effort into quality control (thoughtful selection, validation).
But in the end, like the article implies, any comment could be "manufactured."
- pjc50 1y agoAll a question of "authenticity", which is always in demand in conversation, travel, food, music etc. Resulting in a complicated dance of trying to mass produce authenticity without bursting the illusion. AI cannot be authentic, but it can look close enough to authentic for people who aren't paying deep attention.
- justlikereddit 1y ago>AI cannot be authentic Neither can the human slop writers, the internet turned to a stinking swamp full of slop content long before AI, what AI did was to actually improved the baseline slop quality by a huge margin(but an ad for weight loss is going to be slop even with high production values, just like the latest capeshit movie)