The technical term was created to promote the misunderstanding that LLMs “think”. The “experts” want people to think LLMs are far more advanced than they actually are. You can add as many tokens to your context as you want - every model is still, fundamentally, a text generator. Humanizing it more than that is naive or deceptive, depending on how much money you have riding on the bubble.

Leapfrogged? It never left. LLMs were made to make shit up.

Except it’s not libel. It’s a one time string of text generated exclusively for him. Literally no one would have known what it said if the guy didn’t get the exact thing he wants “deleted” published online for everyone to see. Now it’ll be linked to his name forever, but the llm didn’t do that.

We’re the same user. They’re just at the end of a good night out.

You are correct!

Har har har. Very funny ;p

Using popularity as a metric for if somebody is worth validating isn’t remotely useful.

Hmmm. I don’t think I’d count it myself, but I get it. At the very least, it surely gets credit for being so foundational for modern fantasy, which is a bit more folkorey imo.

Again, my point hasn’t got anything to do with artists making money.

A lie is not a fairy tale. Also, shoving politics into a discussion of story telling is disruptive and unhelpful.

Nope.

Unhelpful and off topic.

That’s ok. I think it more so matters what the tales become rather than what they start as.

To be clear, I’m not trying to argue against artists getting paid. I just think folk-tales transcend that, you know? I’ve added to my main post to explain myself a bit better.

That’s what I’m getting at. The old tales are obviously still available, but it feels like there’s certainly more recent things that could qualify and I can’t think of anything specifically. Maybe it’s just recency that makes them feel less “classical”. I dunno.

I suppose that mostly fits. Though it feels a bit…I dunno…corporate? What I’d consider classic tales were, I believe, more-so stuff like passed on folk tales rather than for-profit media. Maybe that’s just unavoidable these days.

When I first heard of Lemmy, I curiously poked around, and at the time it was just lemmygrad and ml. Needless to say I backed out quickly. Glad it got some diversity with the api kerfuffle.

Woke is not a bad word. It originated with progressive and civil rights groups. Don’t let hate take it away.

I hope it helps!

And here you are, honoring the horror they lived through by supporting it happening to others! I’m sure they’d be proud.

other than protesting jews in support of islamic terrorism.