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A sweet story, but sadly AI generated. There are patterns of words which are a dead giveaway.
I went over that piece several times. There was something about it. I checked my posts to see if I hadn’t posted it before. I felt something was off. Sometimes it is very difficult to find content, but I do not want to foster the use of AI.
It’s tricky. At one point, I saw something pop up that said it was AI. I think YouTube does that, but it doesn’t always happen right away. One pattern I notice is that the dialogue will say ‘it wasn’t this, and it wasn’t that, but it was this other, far more impressive thing’. I hear that in a lot of AI generated scripts. It’s soulless content, and leaves a strange emptiness as an aftertaste.
Some AI reminds me of Kamala Harris It goes on and on without saying a lot,
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Exactly. What I’ve noticed is that AI generated scripts will circle around the same point, saying the same thing over and over and over, because AI is not conscious and doesn’t know what it is saying, but simply works in patterns and algorithms. If you look at YouTube suggestions, or search engine suggestions, you will sometimes find senseless associations made because of one common word. While some of the AI models are very sophisticated, they fall into the same trap.
AI will never replace human intelligence and possesses no real intelligence of its own. It can collect vast amounts of information and do some amazing things, but a small child has more sense than AI will ever have.
It says very little in very many words.
I’ve known people like that.
Kamala Harris