Don't be silly. Everyone wants to accomplish their task, not help develop LLMs. At this point it's got nothing I need that a search engine can't handle, so not worth messing with. I'm following along out of curiosity, to see if it ever becomes AI. "Open the pod bay doors Hal!" SciFi reader since the 60's. I'm doubtful.
Although, we have to be careful with our logic and our analogies.
One was reproducing what was written and preserving credit for the author, whereas AI gives credit for what’s produced to a questioner without coming close to acknowledging those who provided the answers or content.
I witnessed this in the film business during the transition from film to digital/HD. One can argue the aesthetics of each medium but HD has obviously improved the overall quality of product.
Go back another 4 thousand years, a guy carving pictographs angry about a guy using the alphabet. Although with emojis we’ve come full circle back to pictographs being a global language for techno Babylon clown world.
The Axe Maker's Gift strikes again.
Don't be silly. Everyone wants to accomplish their task, not help develop LLMs. At this point it's got nothing I need that a search engine can't handle, so not worth messing with. I'm following along out of curiosity, to see if it ever becomes AI. "Open the pod bay doors Hal!" SciFi reader since the 60's. I'm doubtful.
I beats Wiki
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Although, we have to be careful with our logic and our analogies.
One was reproducing what was written and preserving credit for the author, whereas AI gives credit for what’s produced to a questioner without coming close to acknowledging those who provided the answers or content.
I witnessed this in the film business during the transition from film to digital/HD. One can argue the aesthetics of each medium but HD has obviously improved the overall quality of product.
They should cling to the old ways. It's the only way to properly embrace the new.
Because MPAI.
So there's another useful question:
From the printing press Christendom increased information velocity, we got Bibles and the enlightenment.
What can we learn about the embrace of AI tech from our ancestors?
I'll stick to my reed stylus and clay tablets, thank you very much.
Go back another 4 thousand years, a guy carving pictographs angry about a guy using the alphabet. Although with emojis we’ve come full circle back to pictographs being a global language for techno Babylon clown world.