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Sure an llm will be able to tell me how a bike feels to ride. Vomit.

• DANmode 11mo ago
  It’ll read five hundred reviews, and come out with a stronger, more honest picture of how the bike feels to ride than you will… Still not getting it?
  • sph 11mo ago
    Until the five hundred reviews are AI generated so all you get is a summary of many fake reviews. Garbage in, garbage out.
    • DANmode 11mo ago
      Indeed. That’s tomorrow me’s problem (or more likely OpenAI et al’s problem!), I just want to finish my task :)
  • dormento 11mo ago
    Seems like you forgot a /s, otherwise, this would be so incredibly condescending. On the off-chance this was not in jest: do you not get that the reviews themselves the AI will presumably base this "honest picture" on will be AI generated as well? "Ah but do you think today's reviews are also not AI-generated?" Yeah many of them already are (the quality of which can sometimes even favorably compare with actual non-garbage experience-based human-written reviews). Assuming current trends still hold in the future, those will rely even more on AI, and with even better quality. Of course they would never be "honest takes" since they're not based on experience, and do not come from someone you could hold accountable for lying, but they'll look the part even more that today's slop.
    • DANmode 11mo ago
      See other reply. Ten or fifteen years of reviews on plastic dogshit bags aren’t going to be all AI generated. Same with bike models, headlight brands, and onward into the sun. So, tell it to read only old reviews. Tell it to only parse reviews by humans holding the product in a video, without disclaiming that it is|isn’t an ad.