Mastodawn

Here's a thought experiment.

Imagine a stamp mark with the words "Made with #AI" on it.

If you see this mark on a picture, illustration, mobile app, song, movie, or story - do you get the notion that this product is of higher, lower or unchanged quality?

If you see two identical products for the same price, where one has an AI mark and the other doesn't - which one would you buy?

(Please retoot this #LLM #poll for wider reach)

AI mark signals HIGHER quality

0.2%

AI mark signals NO DIFFERENCE in quality

2.6%

AI mark signals LOWER quality

97.3%

Poll ended at Feb 20 at 9:25am.

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Francesco P Lovergine

Feb 13

@sjn
The use of AI is not relevant for quality. One produces good or bad products with or without AI use.
It is definitely dependent on the human side, whether or not her/his homework is done. Let me say that I saw shitty code produced by humans and AI, as well as good enough code.

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Aron (Sten S.)

@gisgeek @sjn

While you're right with what you say you circumvent the actual question.

It's about the expected/perceived level of quality, not the actual quality (and maybe about morality).

If the prices are the same would you buy the organic fair traded oranges or the ones that come from a company known for exploiting their workers and not caring for environmental impacts of their production?