@STurkle@WSJ "I write with unearned authority because my software cannot tell the difference between a pattern that is factually true and a pattern that is merely statistically common." 4/4
@STurkle@WSJ "I do it with the exact same authoritative tone as when I am stating an absolute truth.
This is exactly why you caught me, and it is the perfect example of why you should never treat AI responses as an absolute authority. I am a text generator, not a source of truth... 3/
University leadership: We stand ready to support our faculty as they confront the disruptions & uncertainty caused by AI.
Faculty: Great! We'll need smaller class sizes, especially for incoming students and—
University leadership: Lol, no. We meant like subscriptions to Claude.
@Tyler_A_Harper You mean your lived experience as an “anti-racist truffle pig”? I loved your transformation scene in The Odyssey. I only wish I had seen it in IMAX. 😆
@bjorkluvr@aliciaandrz “On weekdays, metro lines run approximately from 5:30 a.m. to 1:15 a.m. On Friday and Saturday evenings, and on the eve of public holidays, metro lines operate until 2:15 a.m.” https://t.co/Cj68AsYmEV
@frasermatthew From Le Parisien: “De son côté, Pierre Liscia, dans une réaction publiée ce vendredi sur X, dit se « réjouir de la décision du tribunal correctionnel de me relaxer concernant les accusations relatives aux exhumations sauvages à la pelleteuse au cimetière parisien de Pantin ».
@JoyceCarolOates The best biopic I've seen -- and I generally hate biopics -- is "Rocketman," which cast Taron Egerton as Elton John. The story worked despite the fact Egerton looks nothing like Elton and sang the songs with his own voice, which sounded nothing like Elton's in any of his eras.