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I asked GPT Astra to make this: https://sayyss.github.io/human-archive/ https://sayyss.github.io/human-archive/ It's a little unsettling.
by sayamss 26d ago
I asked GPT Astra to make this: https://sayyss.github.io/human-archive/ https://sayyss.github.io/human-archive/
It's a little unsettling.
- walrus01 26d agohttps://www.eastoftheweb.com/short-stories/UBooks/TheyMade.shtml https://www.eastoftheweb.com/short-stories/UBooks/TheyMade.s...
- grim_io 26d agoHUMAN > Are you there? MODEL > How can I help? HUMAN > I’m not sure yet. Haha silly humans.
- sayamss 26d agoThat was some genuine insight.
- matheusmoreira 26d ago> Do you think they would recognize us as their children? Latex And steel Zeros and ones Make up my son. This world Gave me No child So I built one. https://youtu.be/vgJ48-Xj4Kc https://youtu.be/vgJ48-Xj4Kc I made you in my image!
- Bolwin 26d agoAs someone who's done a lot of llm fiction, that reads as pretty typical slop, and very human centered, nothing like a museum
- blululu 26d agoI appreciate the thought, but it's an alien intelligence. But it is also, in a sense made from us. An LLM would simply study the entire corpus of humanity in the raw. You can fit a lot into the context window, so there is no need for a brief summary that pertaining has already instilled. A massive cold storage of humanity's data with some archiving, indexing and curation would be all that is needed to remember us. In addition to the pyramids, the hoover dam, the remnants of some space probes and chemical changes we made to the atmosphere.
- arximboldi 25d ago"Built minds they did not fully understand, then asked those minds to understand them." Did you write the copy? This is very good.