• Lt_Cdr_Data@discuss.tchncs.de
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    1 year ago

    This will definitely change though. As LLMs get better and develop new emergent properties, the gap between a human written story and an ai generated one will inevitably diminish.

    Of course you will still need to provide a detailed and concrete input, so that the model can provide you with the most accurate result.

    I feel like many people subscribe to a sort of human superiority complex, that is unjustified and which will quite certainly get stomped in the coming decades.

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      1 year ago

      That is definitely not inevitable. It could very well be that we reach a point of diminishing returns soon. I’m not convinced, that the simplistic construction of current generation machine learning can go much further than it already has without significant changes in strategy.

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        1 year ago

        Could be, but the chances of that happening are next to zero and it’d be foolish to assume this is the peak.