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Many years ago I read a james jocye novel unlesyes [ spelled wrong] said to myself what the fuck is this shit.
And here we are 50 or 55 years later and that stream of consciousness style is very very very good at fighting AI.
"Then just when you think it's a reliable chunk of wood to hold on to; the waves hit and it appears you had a tight grip on a debris".And here we are 50 or 55 years later and that stream of consciousness style is very very very good at fighting AI.
Unfortunately, I don't hope for anything better, but if it goes as far as immitating the human writing, with exact flaws, typos and that naturally-resonated pattern of logic(like I said earlier on), then we'll be left with an option to only trust hand-written letters (I'm not surprised if this doesn't work as well)
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My fear of ai is that it gets to the point that it is fully equal to human writing.
If what you mean "fully equal to human writing" correlates with my previous points, then I think they'll be working directly against the essence of having AI models in the first place. "Perefcetion" is all they want I guess. I'm sick!Did you just add to my library of unread books?
just kidding, always happy to readOriginal archived Re: If You love AI, Protect Human Written Texts at any Cost.
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Many years ago I read a james jocye novel unlesyes [ spelled wrong] said to myself what the fuck is this shit.
And here we are 50 or 55 years later and that stream of consciousness style is very very very good at fighting AI.
Then just when you think it's a reliable chunk of wood to hold on to; the waves hit and it appears you had a tight grip on a debrisAnd here we are 50 or 55 years later and that stream of consciousness style is very very very good at fighting AI.
Unfortunately, I don't hope for anything better, but if it goes as far as immitating the human writing, with exact flaws, typos and that naturally resonated pattern of logic(like I said earlier), then we'll be left with an option to only trust hand-written letters (I'm not surprised if this doesn't work as well)
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My fear of ai is that it gets to the point that it is fully equal to human writing.
If what you mean "fully equal to human writing" correlates with my previous points, then I think they'll be working directly against the essence of having AI models in the first place. "Perefcetion" is all they want I guess. I'm sick!Did you just add to my library of unread books?
just kidding, always happy to read