2020: The year when computers started roasting people.
"There are many different ways to be wrong. What you think is a good idea may be one of them."
— GPT3 trained by @arram on my tweets
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AIPG is right
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AI and authorship. Imagining if people got paid royalties for AI models trained using their data
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Is that the *only* thing it said?
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No, that was the best. And not even a complete tweet, just the first two sentences of one.
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PGT3 sounds like a bit of a downer compared to the real thing
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And the good thing is, one needn't stop thinking for this very reason, but to be always happily accepting the outcome, even if they are proved wrong.
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The more abstract the wrong idea, the longer one can go without getting negative (corrective) feedback from reality. Lag lulls those who are incapable or unwilling to objectively critique ideas into a false sense of security. Causes of the eventual consequences are misidentified.
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There is a new Paul in town.
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