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What do you think about the contents?
by timcobb 5mo ago
What do you think about the contents?
- Groxx 5mo agoUnless there's evidence that all of it was fact-checked, it's a waste of time to look harder. You can get any output you like, it doesn't mean it's correct.
- timcobb 5mo agoHow different is this from humans? In my experience people fill in the blanks quite the same, they just do it less convincingly and sometimes maliciously. Having the sort of prejudice you describe against AI content doesn't make sense if you consider humans make mistakes and lie all the time, coming from a position of less knowledge than LLMs. You need to approach both with similar caution.
- Groxx 5mo agoAt least part of it is that we do attribute malice or lack of care (or madness) to people who repeatedly do it, and treat their output differently in the future. For some reason, some people repeatedly defend machines that constantly do the same thing, and claim we should give it the benefit of the doubt.
- timcobb 5mo agoWhy give anyone benefit of doubt when you're just trying to extract true information. If a person BSs you, you don't believe them in the future either. Giving BS the benefit of doubt isn't serving anyone. Giving intent benefit of doubt makes sense, but intent isn't important when it comes to technical information and lying about it
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- Groxx 5mo agoYes, that is my point about "AI" generated text. It's deep into "doubt by default, require evidence before bothering" territory. Hence I think it's strange to defend spending time on it by default.
- cj 5mo ago> How different is this from humans? Humans exercise judgement. At least when humans lie they're usually doing it on purpose. When machines lie they don't know they're doing it.
- prepend 5mo agoIt’s poorly written and untrustworthy. I’d rather it not exist.
- junofan 5mo agoIt’s interesting this AI-generated article references “Reddit threads” being “full of support” two or three times, yet I can’t find Reddit threads in the references. I wonder if we are seeing what may be the result of a Reddit bot campaign to sway generative output.
- simmerup 5mo agoI think I could prompt Claude to make me an opposite article telling me Americans love flock cameras
- amiga386 5mo agoWhy does that even matter? It's inauthentic, don't waste your time.
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- fzeroracer 5mo agoIf the contents can be generated, why does the contents matter? They can just distill the blog down to a prompt and skip forcing us to read bullshit.
- ohyoutravel 5mo agoI value my time. I will not be reading any statistically composed slop that a human couldn’t even be bothered to spend time writing.