jacob_indie

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   by jacob_indie 7mo ago

   I did try a version without a dictionary (basically any string goes) but that gave the humans an unfair advantage: Typos or "sldihfs" would consistently win, and LLMs weren't able to replicate that behavior well enough. Same
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   by jacob_indie 7mo ago

   Thanks for the comment, I agree re the irony of having AI judges. Human judges would just not be feasible for now... What is interesting though is that there are different judges and how they compare to each other (first looks at the data s
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   Show HN: Can you beat an AI at "being human" using one word?(turingduel.com)

   1 points by jacob_indie 7mo ago|4 comments
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   by jacob_indie 8mo ago

   I think it's the opposite, its much easier to create and maintain open source projects now Getting funding was always hard, one can't rely on visits (that eventually convert) anymore