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lemmy.world

The winner will be known as the Top Sloppy, not to be confused with sloppy toppy.

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I think this is a good idea in that it will let me know which books to avoid. 😁 I'd rather read crap fanfic from unknown human writers than the most brilliant work ever written in the history of the universe done by AI.

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Don't worry, most AI thrash will still pollute search results since it will be so bad it won't be even considered for the "prize".

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lemmy.sdf.org

There's a significant population who uses art to form a bond with the author's humanity, transcending time and space. What was the artist feeling when they made this? What did they hope I would feel? Finding out that the artist doesn't exist takes away half the work's appeal instantly.

What did the bot feel when it made this? What did it hope I would feel?

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A_Areply
lemmy.world

Very soon, when robots will indeed have feelings, you will be able to discuss that with them. Already, some humans, halfway between geniuses and psychotics, propose that a few earthly artificial beings are sentient.

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lemmy.sdf.org

Code up an LLM from scratch and it'll quickly disabuse you of any notion that it has feelings. It can definitely look like it has feelings, but it's a machine.

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A_Areply
lemmy.world

The human machine that i am appreciate your passion and naivety. Wishing you joy and happiness.

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lemmy.sdf.org

I knew there was a reason you were here and not just off having this conversation with chatgpt. 🙂

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A_Areply
lemmy.world

do you appreciate our conversation ?

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