This webstore has a great Stock of ”Sorry, as an AI” products.
This webstore has a great Stock of ”Sorry, as an AI” products.
Huge savings on web maintenance team costs, worth it!
if they don't carry them, somebody else will (and what if it's china?)
@StryderNotavi @indrora @jhilden @mcc It would be interesting (can't think of a better word) to see just how much ChatGPT has affected the "content by the yard" industry.
I know I got a weird email the other day about an old blog post (yes, I still keep a blog, no, no-one ever reads it, and that's okay), suggesting a related topic. It might have been a blandly-writing human, or it may have been an AI.
@benjaminhollon @jhilden Sure they tested it. It worked -- it left a review with a star rating.
The better question is if the person who hired out to get the scripting done for the review generation robot ever double-tested the review, or if they just took the contractor's demo on faith.
@benjaminhollon @eyrea @jhilden
It would seem to be an example of the out of office Welsh sign
https://toppandigital.com/translation-blog/welsh-road-sign-displays-out-of-office-message-in-translation-blunder/
but these fake reviews and fake products on Amazon are not all intended for human consumption. They are instead attempting to game Amazon's recommendation algorithm
https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/blog/lets-talk-about-amazon-reviews/
The business contracted to create the 1000s of fake reviews won't be able to check that all their hired "reviewers" aren't cutting corners by using a chatbot AI service
@benjaminhollon @bornach @jhilden Of those writing fake reviews, really.
There are a *lot* of content farms, sock puppet armies, and fake review generators which can now (probably have) laid off a lot of people. From a reading standpoint, it's both annoying and funny. But from a jobs standpoint, it is going to mean something.
this is cute 🤣