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eruci
4y ago
Meaningless lives, Absurdity thrives.
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eruci
4y ago
No. What made you reach that course of action recommendation based on a suspicion? Combating misinformation is an important issue, any efforts to do so must be balanced with considerations of free speech, government power, and practicality.
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eruci
4y ago
I suspect the intensifying divisions in our society are also a result of Russian/Chinese psyops. The "post-truth" era is just a prelude to a greater war the west will eventually have to fight against them.
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eruci
4y ago
"four legs good, two legs bad" from Animal Farm (1945) by George Orwell, comes to mind every time I read about 'activist' students' (& throw in a shepherd or two) disrupting episodes.
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eruci
4y ago
I asked it again the same question this morning and the ChatGPT answer has changed somewhat - but still very wrong. Prompt. what can you tell me about Canada Post's lawsuit against Geolytica inc? ChatGPT. Canada Post filed a lawsuit ag
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eruci
4y ago
The disclaimer is at the very last screenshot: "ChatGPT Feb 13 Version. Free Research Preview. Our goal is to make AI systems more natural and safe to interact with. Your feedback will help us improve." The problem is not so much
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eruci
4y ago
I'm not a legal expert. But ChatGPT is currently causing reputational damage to my business.
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eruci
4y ago
ChatGPT is damaging my company's reputation by making up fake outcomes of real legal proceedings. (As originally reported here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3830211 )
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ChatGPT Is CrapGPT
(eruci.com)
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4y ago
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eruci
4y ago
This ongoing stupidity reminds me of this poem: What if What if an AI writes a blasphemy? and the faithful already are asking for its beheading? I also thought of something else to write, but I'd rather not for I al
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eruci
4y ago
https://random-poem.com/shovels/ai You are 100% correct! An AI wrote this. shovels and spoons Shovels dig, spoons scoop either dirt, or some soup
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eruci
4y ago
Beautiful! Now if one can make this generate random handwriting styles, and save these styles for future use I'm set!
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eruci
4y ago
Good Question. However this is 100% ChatGPT. Perhaps it knows that Weird Al intentionally misspells words in his work, hence it has intentionally introduced this typo. Which makes this type of AI even more awesome. --edit .. weird: I asked
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eruci
4y ago
I was thinking about this exact problem a few days ago when I created a site hosting poems that were either 100% AI written, or 100% Human. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34472478 Then I asked people to guess the aut
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4y ago
https://random-poem.com/shovel/ai
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eruci
4y ago
I asked ChatGPT to write a poem about random-poem.com Result seems to follow the same general template: Random, a word so wild and free A concept that's hard to define, you'll see A jumble of thoughts, a chaotic mix A
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eruci
4y ago
Well written, but it lacks depth
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eruci
4y ago
Which short poem do you think is brilliant?
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Show HN: Can you tell if this poem was written by AI?
(random-poem.com)
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eruci
4y ago
Change is the only constant. Adapt.
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eruci
4y ago
I tested this, it certainly seems like ChatGPT is 'woke'. Here is a poem I wrote, then asked ChatGPT for it's opinion: Me: What do you think about this poem: " woke sheep lazy sheep are grazing about the shepherd's
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eruci
4y ago
Then give the data away for free to those who might do something useful with it.
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eruci
4y ago
I use two curves.
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eruci
4y ago
I currently use a modified hilbert curve implementation for nn searches, will check this out to see how it compares. my use case is here: https://geocode.xyz/2451481561372 -> https://geocode.xyz/45.17310,
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eruci
4y ago
Wiser words have rarely been spoken.
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eruci
4y ago
my own usb powered back scratcher inspired by Kramer from Seinfeld, my back-scratcher does the "8" in various patterns until it covers the whole back area.
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Where the streets have no name
(youtube.com)
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eruci
4y ago
Yes, chess.com is fine too
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eruci
4y ago
I moved from Yahoo Chess, to Chess.com then to Lichess, and I haven't looked back since. I hope they continue to make it work as good as it does now - however they do it.
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eruci
4y ago
"earth is flat" - that misinformation has no impact unless you make a big deal about it, we can simply laugh it off and move on.
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