Food analogy
This level of discourse wouldn't fly on 4chan, how is it so popular with LLM fans?
FredFig
joined 1 year ago
I don't accept a wrong caption is better than not being captioned. I'm concerned that when you say "High tolerance for error", that really means you think it's something unimportant.
Exactly, its a natural conclusion of accepting commodification as the One True Path. Words don't mean anything if they don't make a profit, and clearly you're a bozo who can't Make It (and the bar of Making It is always rising because Number Go Up), so you should join the borg and let my buddy Claude speak for you.
I can at least understand the guys who are using the AI text conveyor belt to make a cheap buck. Do the hustle, get your bag, whatever. We live in a capitalist hellscape and if that's how you choose to survive, then fuck you, but I get it.
I don't understand these guys who think it's actively good that people don't write their own words. It's just a level of misanthropy that doesn't make sense for how inflated their egos are.
This is 10000 words to promote being a garbage person, what the fuck.
When the average rationalist screed looks like this, I assume the reason they're so absolutist for freedom of speech is because they never actually read each other's speech.
For the level of continued investment AI has gotten, it isnt possible to be too harsh on these clowns.
Its posts broke containment, however, after an unsolicited reply from Sam Altman himself:
amazing tbh — Sam Altman (@sama) August 8, 2024
aren't you supposed to be running the most valuable startup ever made? why are you cosplaying Ryan Gamestop Cohen?
This seems incredibly shortsighted even in their own framing. The SEO spammers who care about being on top of Google the most are the ones generating fake AI websites en masse, so wouldn't this just cause immediate AI inbreeding?
This world is a joke and we're just watching the punchline.
The slightly grimy, cynical tone is very well done, really made me feel like a soulless suit.
I wonder how much M&As still hinge on demos working at this point, isn't it an open secret that every startup is run by hustlers?
actually, this is lampshaded directly here:
seemed slightly surprised that _______ would be acquiring a genuinely pretty valuable company.
I usually dislike the whole line of thinking of "Well, it might not be true, but it tells you something that you believed it."
But, the world in which AI succeeds is the world where every book published is a fake field guide to mushrooms, or a recipe book for shaving cream. And it's like... I dunno, after 4 years of happily proclaiming that this is the thing we're going to sell, why have these guys never considered that fraud is bad, actually. Is fully automated luxury gay space fraud really so enticing?
Spotify setting aside a pool of total royalties that everyone competes over is crazy. I get it's necessary to avoid going bankrupt when people like this show up, but wow, there's layers to this awfulness.
[0] https://support.spotify.com/us/artists/article/royalties/