[…] a lot of people keep thinking that (this iteration of) “Artificial*” “Intelligence**” is a good idea…
_________
*human led, biased
**parroting
Via Mina på Mastodon – link til indlæg
[…] a lot of people keep thinking that (this iteration of) “Artificial*” “Intelligence**” is a good idea…
_________
*human led, biased
**parroting
Via Mina på Mastodon – link til indlæg
“Now I’ve seen everything”
-person who clearly has not seen thousands of things
Via Low Quality Facts på Mastodon – link til indlæg
Ever since playing with ChatGPT, I’ve become sensitized to the way false rationality sounds … there’s a particular vibe to what is basically coherent nonsense. And now I’ve started to notice when people do it too. I get this crawly ChatGPT feeling when somebody is obviously making up an “authoritative” answer to a question they know nothing about.
– @annaleen på Mastodon – Link til indlæg
I’m good at both kinds of programming: overcomplicating simple things and underestimating complex problems
– Liza Daly på Mastodon – Link til indlæg
Fake AI is generating a very real bullshit singularity where the amount of stupid accumulating exceeds my ability to make fun of it all.
– @seldo på Mastodon – link til indlæg
I have grudges old enough to run for Senate.
– @donaldball på Mastodon – link til indlæg
Instant messaging combines the ephemeral nature of a whisper, with the incriminating permanence of a stone tablet. Worst of both worlds in that sense.
I did not buy you flowers
or chocolates
or jewelry
or anything risqué
my apologies
but as we are strangers
it would have been odd
had I expressed affection
through such gifts
but when you see me
please understand
that my masked face
is my way of telling you
that you are loved.
Fra Plague Poems på Mastodon – link til opslag
There is just something so grating about seeing someone who isn’t the target of oppression explain how it makes them feel freer.
– Sarah McLaughlin på Mastodon (link med kontekst)
We should see the theoretical and the practical as informing one another, but too often we see them in opposition. E.g. the “productivity hack” is the enemy of theoretical reflection. Productivity and reflections are sides of a coin.