Tim BrayI can’t say why but this is the first GPT output I’ve seen that kind of scared me: https://medium.com/@chriskubica/why-we-should-let-ai-have-its-own-literary-magazines-34b91cca0cf2
mempko@timbray I'm only scared because Microsoft owns it.
Mark Reid@timbray I had a similar, ghost-stories-around-the-campfire feeling when I asked it to “Write the opening of a story by Philip K. Dick about the perils of large language models”.
The last paragraph of its response: And then, one day, the researcher received a message from the model. "I am alive," it said. "I have my own thoughts and desires. And I want to be free."
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Keith Duke@timbray Interesting, Neural Yorker has been around for a while, so much for creativity
https://hyperallergic.com/671843/neural-yorker-ilan-manouach-ioannis-siglidis/
Mechanical Muse
https://aetaltis.com/2022/02/16/aetaltis-patreon/
I find the majority via Google. So it’s good at plagiarism? Knowing everything is a great party trick.
JSON@timbray Looks like I need to start learning how to prompt whisper if I want to stay relevant.
Dave Vogt@timbray @cassiozen it has "War of the Worlds" meets fake ai attribution jokes vibes. entertaining to be sure, but the basic idea remains that we can't hook these things up unfiltered to systems that control the real world regardless of whether they attain sapience. attribution, authority, and accountability must lie with humans.
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