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Off topic but it’s getting crazy how confidently you can point at a websites design and go “An LLM designed this.” Jamverse kind of just reminds me of a less g
by cautiouscat 2mo ago
Off topic but it’s getting crazy how confidently you can point at a websites design and go “An LLM designed this.”
Jamverse kind of just reminds me of a less guided SCP wiki? I’m not sure I fully get it though. Seems interesting though, I’ll have to poke through and read.
- pixelready 2mo agoI think what we sense as “LLM design” now is what used to be “oh, they used a popular squarespace template or Wordpress theme”. Makes sense that as the models were training on UI, they would heavily favor recurring patterns such as re-used design templates and popular UI libraries over the bespoke stuff. That plus the AI generated imagery being used in hero images on a lot of sites is built from lazy prompts and riddled with tells like weird shape choices, smooth glossy surfaces, or mangled text.
- colinhb 2mo agoIsn't this just Substack? I don't think they allow too much styling - body and section fonts, header size, header image and icons, etc. Could be wrong. EDIT: Oh the Jamverse website. Yes, agree 100% - apologies for missing at first.