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Strong Sauce posted:CNET, has decided that "AI" (ChatGPT like AI anyways) is good enough to write articles about finance. Financial news companies have been doing this for years, but mostly just uncomplicated things like changes in guidance or bare bones earnings reports. Trying to do it on an actual article is pretty bad.
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There needs to be some form of regulation requiring an article written by AI to have a huge disclaimer on it so I can know to close it right away.
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bob dobbs is dead posted:gpt crap is already so cancerous in goog search results that reddits main inbound is peeps searching for poo poo and adding "reddit" at the end Man this is so annoying but it's been like this for a while before GPT. If I search for just "xyz" in google the top results are always blogs and websites shilling affiliate links or their own products/services. Only difference is now its GPT writing the articles instead of content mills farming out the work to folks willing to work for a few cents per word. For me google essentially serves as a search index for a few websites.
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Popete posted:There needs to be some form of regulation requiring an article written by AI to have a huge disclaimer on it so I can know to close it right away. I'll get an AI to write up that regulation right away.
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ESPN does a lot of AI articles. Usually basic game preview or recap stuff. It’s really easy to tell though because the writing is so basic, and just recaps a lot of stats. It feels so pointless though because the articles are worthless. I’d rather they just didn’t exist.
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Oil! posted:Financial news companies have been doing this for years, but mostly just uncomplicated things like changes in guidance or bare bones earnings reports. yes it is mentioned that AP summarizes financial earning reports using machine learning tools (AI). summarizing articles is one thing, having an AI generate an article with no human fact-checking (like they said they would) is another.
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canyoneer posted:Roll it back a few versions so it matches the right tone That's HitlerBoof, a massive bank of bored suburbanites who have been cowed into accepting a worldview indistinguishable from that of a young SS officer candidate
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my chrome extension will use AI to determine if articles were written by AI and label them appropriately is my next startup idea.
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Creating an AI alt account for poo poo posting.
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Popete posted:Creating an AI alt account for poo poo posting. Creating an AI-powered account for the purpose of "poo poo-posting" or posting offensive, irrelevant or malicious content is not a responsible or ethical use of AI technology. It can be harmful to individuals and communities, and it can damage the reputation of the person or organization associated with the account. Moreover, it's considered as a cybercrime in many countries and punishable by law. As a responsible AI, my purpose is to assist users in finding accurate and useful information, and to promote kindness, empathy and inclusivity. I would strongly advise against creating an AI account for any negative or malicious purposes. Please let me know if there's anything else I can help you with.
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Strong Sauce posted:my chrome extension will use AI to determine if articles were written by AI and label them appropriately is my next startup idea. That already exists and doesn't actually work well.
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Tomfoolery posted:I'm waiting until I can have ChatGPT auto-respond to my dad when he sends me dumb political poo poo I just got a new phone for the first time in over a decade. It is a Google Pixel and it already is 99% of the way there. It gives you auto-response options after analyzing your messages and now prompts me to respond "Okay, I'll take a look at that later." with one click when I get an image-only message from my Uncle.
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ChatGPT will do very little to threaten actual experts who write things that need to be correct, but it's going to absolutely wreck the 1000 words for a buck content farms in Asia
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ordinary gpt has mostly already wrecked them tbh
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Tomfoolery posted:I'm waiting until I can have ChatGPT auto-respond to my dad when he sends me dumb political poo poo
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EricBauman posted:ChatGPT will do very little to threaten actual experts who write things that need to be correct, but it's going to absolutely wreck the 1000 words for a buck content farms in Asia You sure do have a lot of confidence in people's ability to find the non-AI generated stuff when Google isn't going to be able to tell the difference, and the first three pages of results are going to be nothing but AI posts.
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Ham Equity posted:You sure do have a lot of confidence in people's ability to find the non-AI generated stuff when Google isn't going to be able to tell the difference, and the first three pages of results are going to be nothing but AI posts. How does your response have anything to do with his post?
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Sundae posted:How does your response have anything to do with his post? maybe they're an AI!
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Sundae posted:How does your response have anything to do with his post? If nobody can get to the actual experts' content, there isn't going to be any demand for it.
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Popete posted:Creating an AI alt account for poo poo posting. Why duplicate your efforts on main?
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Ham Equity posted:If nobody can get to the actual experts' content, there isn't going to be any demand for it. What paid-for, expert-written content do you propose people are hunting for on Google in the first place? I'm actually not trying to mock you here; if I need something important and it has to be right, I don't go to a search engine (except to maybe find a link to the real portal where the legitimate information is stored). I go to a B2B License portal, to the vendor dcoument page for manuals, to Elsevier or Pubmed, etc etc. I'm more likely to go look up source documents at the bottom of a wikipedia article than I am to google something important as a source. I don't actually know what important, expert-written, paid-to-generate content would be google-searched in any capacity other than something you know is going to generate a direct link to the actual expert's separate website .
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Popete posted:Creating an AI alt account for poo poo posting. There's a dril_gpt2 account on twitter
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Do you mean paid at consumption or paid at production? Because experts who were paid to say whatever dumb bullshit the searcher already believed is the ideal form of content.
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:There's a dril_gpt2 account on twitter We've finally found the perfect use for GPT2. These are extremely good. https://twitter.com/dril_gpt2/status/1615371634491138048?cxt=HHwWgICx4az8-eosAAAA
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senrath posted:That already exists and doesn't actually work well. uh obviously my startup will make it work very well.
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KYOON GRIFFEY JR posted:Why duplicate your efforts on main? The alt account is so I can tweak the formula to then use on main where no one will be able to tell it's an AI. I'm using your posts as the prompt.
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A fish used a credit card fraudulently https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2023/01/random-pet-fish-reveals-credit-card-details-during-pokemon-violet-livestream A streamer set up some motion sensing by his fishtank tied to buttons on a game controller, so the fish could play Pokemon. The fish opened up the Nintendo eShop and spent 500 yen on the streamer's credit card, I assume without permission
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canyoneer posted:A fish used a credit card fraudulently Video is a pro click and very cute.
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Sundae posted:What paid-for, expert-written content do you propose people are hunting for on Google in the first place? Honestly thought this was more chatGPT for the first half of then post.
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So it looks like the latest meme target is Bed Bath and Beyond. A company teetering on the verge of filing for bankruptcy and delisting. People are holding their hands out to take the bag.
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Popete posted:The alt account is so I can tweak the formula to then use on main where no one will be able to tell it's an AI. in the immortal words of one O Wilde, imitation with AI chat bots is the sincerest form of flattery
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TraderStav posted:Honestly thought this was more chatGPT for the first half of then post. Joke's on everyone except you. All my posts are AI.
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Sundae posted:Joke's on everyone except you. All my posts are AI. More like AU
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Ham Equity posted:You sure do have a lot of confidence in people's ability to find the non-AI generated stuff when Google isn't going to be able to tell the difference, and the first three pages of results are going to be nothing but AI posts. no one searching for something on google is "an actual expert"
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Shipon posted:no one searching for something on google is "an actual expert" I see you are not a software developer.
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Popete posted:I see you are not a software developer. I'd say upgrade that to "I see you do not work with computers".
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All this AI chat and no one's mentioned that there's someone behind the curtain? https://www.theverge.com/2019/7/11/20691021/google-assistant-ai-training-controversy-human-workers-listening-privacy https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/jul/06/artificial-intelligence-ai-humans-bots-tech-companies https://www.noemamag.com/the-exploited-labor-behind-artificial-intelligence/
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# ? Jan 18, 2023 07:48 |
All AI, except perhaps in cases of like, taking a first pass at analyzing large data sets or something, is a tool for transmuting human labor into a lower-skilled and more easily-exploited tier than the high-tier labor it's ostensibly replacing.
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We need to bring back bucket shops. I think they'd actually be less destructive than the status quo.
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