Submitted by x0y1 t3_11vk1ja in technology
Bierbart12 t1_jctjbur wrote
Imagine if something like adding jokes to serious texts becomes a legitimate way to authenticate your articles, as AI wouldn't do that
froop t1_jctm9zf wrote
Not until it's trained on those articles anyway
DashingDino t1_jcu4612 wrote
It's already super easy to instruct AI to write in a specific style thanks to zero shot priming etc, you can just instruct it to add jokes, so no that wouldn't work
[deleted] t1_jcurgb7 wrote
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E_Snap t1_jcvzjp3 wrote
I’m not sure why you all have this idea that AI is and will always be like Commander Data from Star Trek. For what it’s worth, that conceptualization of robots dates back to the very roots of the word in the 1920s book Rossum’s Universal Robots. You know, back when they didn’t exist.
In reality, AI will do whatever you train it to do. Tomorrow’s AI will always be able to overcome whatever idiosyncrasies people are exploiting in the AI of today. ChatGPT already inarguably passed the Turing test, which is a signal that we should stop evaluating these systems based on the ideas of last century.
IFailedTuringTestAMA t1_jczhnao wrote
I had a coworker point out a mistake he caught on a job site and say to me (referencing previous conversations about whether or not AI could do our jobs) “you think an AI would have caught that?”
All I was thinking was “yeah, easily, absolutely and 100% of the time. It wouldn’t have been there in the first place.”
YangWenli1 t1_jcu9r6g wrote
You can add those by hand.
mizmoxiev t1_jcuin9t wrote
Well, then the guy that wrote the joke algo will be scaling his business then 😹
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