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People with dyslexia and dystrophia, commonly use LLMs to proofread content. Even Anthropic admits this is a limitation.
by dalemhurley 2mo ago
People with dyslexia and dystrophia, commonly use LLMs to proofread content. Even Anthropic admits this is a limitation.
- matheusmoreira 2mo agoPeople with executive dysfunction too. LLMs bring execution costs down to near zero and are therefore assistive technology.
- Dilettante_ 2mo ago"This is my emotional support gun. It makes me feel safe despite my CPTSD and is therefore assistive technology."
- matheusmoreira 2mo agoSorry, but it essentially cured my ADHD. In my experience, AI is more effective than lisdexamfetamine at allowing me to turn my ideas into reality. AI stigmatization is ableism.
- Dilettante_ 2mo agoI'm not saying you're wrong, much like a gun really would help a victim of CPTSD feel safe. What I was trying to point to was that "this thing helps some people" does not equal "this thing is unequivocally Good and should be entirely unchecked". I don't even care about the AI. I just get peeved by bad lines of argumentation.
- matheusmoreira 2mo ago> I just get peeved by bad lines of argumentation. You quoted a Futurama caricature that is not comparable to all this, apparently because the words "assistive technology" were used.
- Dilettante_ 2mo ago>not comparable to all this In the literal sense that a gun is not a chatbot? True. In the sense that both your post and my analogy use the argument "this is assistive technology" to defend something which only in a very narrow slice of their thing-ness actually is assistive and in the whole rest of usages are much more, and not only Good, which both you and my "futurama caricature" were willfully ignoring? I think it's quite illustrative.
- stranded22 2mo agoYes, I’m audhd and dyslexic. I am cancelling my Claude max 5x subscription and moving to ChatGPT pro. I have difficulty enough trying to ensure my meaning comes through correctly, along with everything else; to now have to look out for/analyse watermarks too? I feel shamed enough by society, thanks Anthropic.
- Mashimo 2mo agoDon't you think OpenAI will do this too soon?
- Terretta 2mo agoParadoxically, one of those two firms puts considerably more effort into accommodating such differences, and the other has signed the same EU law and just hasn't performed as well rolling it out. Both points suggest your subscription support was well chosen before.
- Robin_Message 2mo agoIf it's only proofreading text you've written, the changes will be minimal enough that watermarking seems impossible to me.
- breezybottom 2mo agoHow could "your meaning" come through if a computer is writing it?
- flexagoon 2mo agoHave you tried Kagi Proofread? https://translate.kagi.com/proofread https://translate.kagi.com/proofread
- bramhaag 2mo agoHow exactly does this impact proofreading? You can manually apply the suggestions (typo here, unnatural sounding sentence there, etc.) the LLM gives you to your own content, and it would stay watermark-free. Unless with "proofreading" you actually mean having the LLM write your content for you.