[ SECRET POST #5973 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5973 ⌋

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Comments

Re: AO3 drama development

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

But that's exactly my point. It's not AI. It has limits, it's not going to improve that much because of the inherent limitations of the programming (the fact that it HAS programming). You can automate a lot of stuff but you can't automate language. Language doesn't work like that, especially the longer the content.

Re: AO3 drama development

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT--if ersatz AI writing improves even half as much half as quickly as ersatz AI art has, a lot of people will lose their jobs and a lot of hobbyist writers will have their work buried by sheer volume of AI output.

These fancy algorithms don't have to actually be intelligent or self-aware for their output and the people who own/fund them to fuck over a lot of people.

They don't have to produce groundbreaking novels or treatises on the human condition to screw creators over. Just be cheaper to pay and faster to produce content sludge than actual people.

Re: AO3 drama development

[(Anonymous)]

People argued for a long time that - while engines might have exceeded the best human players in chess - the same would never happen in Go, because it couldn't be automated and because it relied on non-computable intuitive qualities.

Engines conclusively passed human players in Go 6 or 7 years ago.