AI generated heartfelt letter to parent - GIF

[Jon]

In this chapter of our Brave New Fake World: a tech demo at a conference. The technology being demonstrated is ChatGPT, which is being touted as "Artificial Intelligence". It's really just an LLM (Large Language Model) that identifies relationships between words in a conversation-like manner. This is useful technology, kinda like an easier to use search engine. But it's no more "artificial intelligence" than a dishwasher.

This little bit shows how ChatGPT can be used to compose a letter. Also useful, perhaps if you need to write a letter to your insurance company documenting a claim, or your bank confirming your account ownership.

Here they demonstrate, complete with touching piano music, how ChatGPT was used to compose a heartfelt letter from a daughter to her father, expressing her love for him.




Previously:

Fake car noises in electric vehicles - photos
World's oldest customer complaint letter - photos

[Philip Davies]

“O brave new world!” (said Miranda).
Does this render English teachers redundant?

[Frank S]

“O brave new world!” (said Miranda).
Does this render English teachers redundant?

I often wish I would have paid a lot more attention to most of my English teachers. I almost gave a little too much attention to one of my high school teachers though.

[Jon]

Universities are already having problems screening for students cheating. Previously the professors had a simple way to see if they were copy-pasting existing text from the internet. But the LLMs can generate unique text and even style it accordingly, based on an existing writing sample.

The newer image recognition abilities might be more useful.







Programmers are definitely sweating. Not only can it generate computer code with a text prompt, but it can do so by reading images or whiteboard diagrams.

[ductape]

The stack of street signs is bureaucracy, not artificial intelligence.

Now that I think about it, disregard this comment.

[imohtep56]

The stack of street signs is bureaucracy, not artificial intelligence.

Now that I think about it, disregard this comment.

Wait until they incorporate AI into bereaucracy...

(In that post, the AI was used to decipher those signs)

[mklotz]

Wait until they incorporate AI into bereaucracy......

I thought they already had; there's certainly no genuine intelligence there.

[Eaglewood]

GOOD ONE MKLOTZ��

[Frank S]

I thought they already had; there's certainly no genuine intelligence there.

A replacement for bureaucrats would require creating artificial stupidity, The only problem there is it would be next to impossible to dumb something down that far.

[Eaglewood]

Absolutely correct.