Is this the singularity everbody keep talking about?
blog.openai.com
HUMANS BTFO
Isaac Taylor
Connor Campbell
>The AI uses reddit spacing
Discarded.
Jaxon Ross
it was literally trained with 40 GB of reddit posts
Hunter Clark
>AI can already shitpost better than 90% Jow Forums users
Jayden Cooper
Oof more journalists are gonna have to learn to code.
Easton Martin
>Due to our concerns about malicious applications of the technology, we are not releasing the trained model
sounds like bullshit to me
Jaxson Lee
>journalists have to look for a new job after constantly talking about how great automation and ai is
Lmao
Xavier Fisher
Journalists right now.
Oliver Robinson
fpbp
Josiah Young
Don't know man. If this got out into the wild, content farmers/SEO spammers would have a fucking field day. You could also turn it loose to crank out shitty ebooks to sell on Amazon. Honestly, the spamming possibilities are endless. I think that's the reason they won't release it, not because it might start playing chess and accidently nuke us all.
Nathan Garcia
It almost reads like word salad, like some sort of madlibs, but in a way that makes sense from a precursory glance.
I'm not worried about it as fake news because the reason fake news propagates so well has to do with human confirmation bias as opposed to anyone writing anything with a convincing style.
Mason Flores
Literally soul vs soulless.
Ethan Hughes
k so how do I set this up. I wanna train it on the output of a bot that collect the latest news in certain topics and assist my writing.
Jace Sanders
>sounds like bullshit to me
Same.
>Hey guys, we made this algo trained writing bot, but its SOOOO convincing we can't release the good one for fear of fake news.
Christian Cooper
>not reproducible
it is not doing a good job staying out of the trash alright
Lucas Harris
How big is reddit??
Joseph Nguyen
They’re going to train it on Harry Potter, LOTR, and Discworld to make a billion dollar IP basically for free and say they wrote it themselves.
I should’ve gotten into machine learning.
Colton Turner
>trained with 40 GB of reddit posts
jesus fucking christ
Thomas Richardson
it unironically excels at shitposting
shame they didn't train it with a Jow Forums dataset instead
Colton Perry
KEK
Jayden Miller
Wow, AI can do a better job than a journalist, call me when it does something impressive.
William Williams
>1 sentence per paragraph
Jacob Baker
>40gb of plebbit
Joshua Rogers
>to the packaging, to the packaging materials (chemicals, glue, paper, ink, etc.), [...] to the packaging materials, to the packaging materials that are shipped overseas and to the packaging materials that are used in the United States
legendary
Tyler Stewart
We're moving into a technological dark age where we will not have access to nice things. All good "deep learning/neural network/AI" will be very closely guarded while we get to use completely useless assistants like Siri.
Gavin Hill
That’s how it’s always been. The super rich have choice hoes and motor vehicles, fucking helicopters and miracle drugs, 3D printers, and, you know, the means of fucking production. We’ve always been peasants, my nigger.
Tyler Sanchez
Computing has been different.
We've always had access to industry leading software for free. We've always had access to all the games and movies for free too. It's what made the internet so creative and fun.
Also don't go comparing it to material possession because those are finite.
Jordan Myers
Good point.
I would never.
James Young
I mean i guess i just did, but yeah i know.