A few bowhead whales born around 1815 might still be alive. They were in their 30s when they first saw a commercial whaling ship; in their 60s when they first heard a propellor; over 100 the first time they heard sonar. I wonder if they remember the silent ocean.
messaging my wife a link containing proof of her husband cheating on her from an anonymous instagram account and then when she clicks on it texting her to let her know she failed the family phishing test and she has to retake my cybersecurity course
@thePartyPartyUS I’m not saying that’s the only way to reach a thoughtful result, but it’s more thoughtful that firing off a sentence and blindly copypasting whatever comes back
My baseline assumption around unedited AI output is “this is disposable”. If it’s code, I won’t feel any hesitation about blowing it away and rewriting. If it’s a document, I won’t think twice about ignoring its recommendations.
AI writing isn’t bad per se. What’s bad is that it obscures the level of effort the prompter put into getting to that result. Was it the product of an hour of back and forth where you iteratively chiseled your way to the right solution, or did you one shot it? I have no idea.
Taking the time to clean up the verbal tics and overused formatting is a sign of care. I know that at least you read the thing you’re presenting to me and put a modicum of thought into making it readable.