FREE SUBS TASTER: Is It Just Us, Or Does Everyone Sound Exactly The Same?
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Why does AI‑generated text feel off‑hand and disrespectful to human readers?
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listening to a Mamma Mia podcast.
I feel when I read something that is generated by AI, I can tell in the first sentence, I feel offended.
I
feel offended that I am expected to read this. It feels like my humanity is being disrespected because it is impenetrable. Like I can't... I'm reading it going, that didn't say anything.
That didn't
say anything of meaning. There was like no... truth to that. There was no grit to that. And I think that's why I still love sitting down with, with a book because sometimes like, yeah, the analogy is imperfect or the plot doesn't quite work, but there's a realness to it. And I wonder the more I look at that, the more I go, okay, podcasts are going to thrive because they're people speaking. You hear the thinking, you hear the errors, you hear the pauses. We love that. Art, I think, is going to thrive even more so because there's status in having something that wasn't generated by a computer, but by a human hand. Like I love live events. I like plays. I like theater because they can't be generated by
someone who isn't human. Yeah. It's interesting when you say about the social media and the AI generated posts, because I don't really feel like angry about it. I feel embarrassed. I feel embarrassed that you tricked me and now I'm like on your fourth slide and I'm like thinking that you're saying these words to me. But I also, when I was first introduced to AI like a few years ago, I was like really into it. And I remember I took one of my journals and I put in my whole, like one whole page of my journal into, I think it was like a chat GBT. Did you ask them to diagnose you or something? I was like, now can you make this sound good as if like people want to read it? And then it came out with this like phrases that I've heard over and over again.
It's like, it's not heartbreak. It's not sadness. It's depression. The rule of threes.
Oh, no. It's not. It's not. And it always makes an assumption. Yeah. That is an assumption.
It
is. And then turns it on its head. So the reason I can tell, people are always like, what are you talking about with these carousels? I just, I promise you you've seen one. You might just not know it's AI. So it'll go the four reasons that blah, blah, blah, and one reason why blah or
something. And then you kind
of keep going and it does the thing that you're
talking
about. Like your child isn't being oppositional. They're not being mean. They're being, and then a bolded word. Yeah. three or
something. Like, they're just,
it is so... And here's the secret.
And
here's the secret. Next
slide. Like, it's just
using the clickbait that we programmed into it from 2012
and now
it's, like, trying to do it. But there's nothing, it's got no tone. Like, it's just this toneless...
Have you noticed that? Yeah, it's funny because I'm comparing it to pop music. And if you are a musical person, you know that I think like 99 point something percent, that is not a real stat, I'm joking, of pop music is written in the time signature of 4-4. Yes. And it will have the dominant chord, the subdominant chord, and I can't remember what the other one is called. But basically there are three patterns of chords that are
used in
like almost all
pop music. Like if you
play
a guitar, you only need to really know four chords.
Yes, and any song can be transposed, any pop song
can
likely be transposed into the chords that you know if
you know how
to kind of translate it, I guess. And I think that the same is happening, but I am not someone who has ever been trained in how to write an article, how to like, you know, have a punchy headline, have these things. You guys both have. And so a part of me is like maybe you can spot it more because you've actually gone through the training of this is how to establish a piece of writing.
I've never done that.
Jos mä saisin valita, mä olisin kiinteistön välittäjä. Haloo, mitä sä tiedät mitä asuntojen myynnistä? Sun paikallistuntemus rajoitu siihen sohvalle. Älä ny.
How does the feeling of embarrassment arise when AI mimics our own writing?
Jätä asunnon myynti OP Kodin kiinteistön välittäjän huoleksi. Saat tutkitusti parasta asiantuntemusta paikallisista asuntomarkkinoista.
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