@tszzl@_sholtodouglas@eventidia That's probably true for software, but I don't think the rest of the world (especially institutions) will rearrange itself around ASI as quickly as we'd hope. It's not a distraction
We already have a country of geniuses in a datacenter with Google and they didn't build this
@ChrisKMellon@JasonTSands These wouldn’t really be convincing to anybody and wouldn’t make a difference if disclosed. All that matters are recovered craft/biologics.
@QiaochuYuan This goes more for literary writing, but I think a lot of the basic conceptions of what Good Writing looks like are wrong. LLMs could probably write pretty good prose if they just expressed themselves naturally without the fake artistic layer.
For ex— https://t.co/rv1qIDHGmH
One problem with LLM prose is the models think metaphors are what set literary writing apart, and the more metaphors you fit in a text the more literary it is.
@owenbroadcast@_space_punk_ Any thoughts on the Fatima apparitions? Sounds very much like a UFO event the more I read about it. Some descriptions of the “sun” called it a silver, disc-shaped object and some also mentioned that “angel hair” material that you sometimes hear of in UFO sightings.
@alt_echo_ @PEWilliams_ Not well enough imo. It can’t even get the rough chapter level details right when you ask it about most books, even the ones it’s been trained on.
If it had perfect memory of all the books’ contents and would quote to you verbatim, I’d feel more okay about it
@lumeysea I think it’s that AI-written text takes 200 words to make a point that a human writer would make in a couple of sentences. When I try to read an AI-written article on X, it feels like 90% of it is useless padding even if the 10% is great. It’s usually not worth the time
@eigenrobot@tannishmango Currently about 1/5th into Bolaño’s “2666” which gives this feeling very strongly. It’s kind of boring but it has such a disturbing and uncanny feeling at the periphery of all the boring every day scenes.