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The Last Doctor wrote on 22/8/24 5:39 pm:
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
solar penguin wrote:
The idiot insisted:
Warrior's of the Deep is a standout story in the Sixth Doctor's
era. It's a thrilling underwater adventure with strong
characters, a compelling plot, and a visually stunning
setting.
And yet somehow the AI LLM still makes more sense than your own
posts.
Maybe we don't need a Dave Yadallee on RADW so? We could just get
some bot to replace him...
I wonder would anyone notice any difference?
Immediately. While being as dull and incorrect on matters of fact as
Dave, no LLM would spell as badly, form incoherent fragments of
sentences as responses, RAndomLY switch between capitals and lower
case type in the middle of a word, or insist on requoting hundreds of
lines of post in order to make a five word comment which is a hundred
lines removed from the statement being replied to.
Nor would it go off on a completely unrelated tangent (often with an
impossible challenge added in) rather than try to answer a question
set to it.
Unless you completely lobotomised the LLM by only allowing it to
“learn” from Dave’s unaltered and self-generated output.
Now, an LLM imitation of Agamemnon - that would be more of a
challenge to spot.
Repetitive parroting of catchphrases, hair-trigger sensitivity,
misuse of the meaning of words, a plethora of adjectives, a bizarre
fascistic agenda - all highly imitable.
.... and posts, for no particular reason What-so-ever, reams and reams
of The Bible (KJV, of course) which (usually) have no connection
WHAT-SO-EVER with the ongoing discussion
Sorry, of course there is a reason .... to increase his All Important Precious Post Count!!
It could be several posts before you realised it was too sane to beOh no, the different would be IMMEDIATLY noticeable!!
the real thing.
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
solar penguin wrote:
The idiot insisted:
Warrior's of the Deep is a standout story in the
Sixth Doctor's era. It's a thrilling underwater
adventure with strong characters, a compelling plot,
and a visually stunning setting.
And yet somehow the AI LLM still makes more sense than
your own posts.
Maybe we don't need a Dave Yadallee on RADW so? We could just
get some bot to replace him...
I wonder would anyone notice any difference?
Immediately. While being as dull and incorrect on matters of fact as Dave,
no LLM would spell as badly, form incoherent fragments of sentences as >responses, RAndomLY switch between capitals and lower case type in the
middle of a word, or insist on requoting hundreds of lines of post in order >to make a five word comment which is a hundred lines removed from the >statement being replied to.
Nor would it go off on a completely unrelated tangent (often with an >impossible challenge added in) rather than try to answer a question set to >it.
Unless you completely lobotomised the LLM by only allowing it to “learn” >from Dave’s unaltered and self-generated output.
Now, an LLM imitation of Agamemnon - that would be more of a challenge to >spot.
Repetitive parroting of catchphrases, hair-trigger sensitivity, misuse of
the meaning of words, a plethora of adjectives, a bizarre fascistic agenda
- all highly imitable.
It could be several posts before you realised it was too sane to be the
real thing.
--
“Most of the Universe is knackered, babes.” - The Doctor
The idiot insisted:
In article <va56ce$3uh1v$1@dont-email.me>,
solar penguin <solar.penguin@gmail.com> wrote:
The idiot insisted:
Warrior's of the Deep is a standout story
in the Sixth Doctor's era. It's a thrilling underwater adventure
with strong characters, a compelling plot, and a visually stunning setting.
And yet somehow the AI LLM still makes more sense than
your own posts.
Come On! Birdie! The error is obvious.
Which one? There are several errors:
‘Warriors of the Deep’ isn’t a standout story. It isn’t from the >Sixth Doctor’s era. It isn’t a thrilling underwater adventure. It >doesn’t have strong characters. It doesn’t have a compelling
plot. It doesn’t have a visually stunning setting. And it doesn’t even >have an apostrophe.
--
solar penguin
The Last Doctor wrote on 22/8/24 5:39 pm:
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
solar penguin wrote:
The idiot insisted:
Warrior's of the Deep is a standout story in the Sixth Doctor's
era. It's a thrilling underwater adventure with strong
characters, a compelling plot, and a visually stunning
setting.
And yet somehow the AI LLM still makes more sense than your own
posts.
Maybe we don't need a Dave Yadallee on RADW so? We could just get
some bot to replace him...
I wonder would anyone notice any difference?
Immediately. While being as dull and incorrect on matters of fact as
Dave, no LLM would spell as badly, form incoherent fragments of
sentences as responses, RAndomLY switch between capitals and lower
case type in the middle of a word, or insist on requoting hundreds of
lines of post in order to make a five word comment which is a hundred
lines removed from the statement being replied to.
Nor would it go off on a completely unrelated tangent (often with an
impossible challenge added in) rather than try to answer a question
set to it.
Unless you completely lobotomised the LLM by only allowing it to
“learn” from Dave’s unaltered and self-generated output.
Now, an LLM imitation of Agamemnon - that would be more of a
challenge to spot.
Repetitive parroting of catchphrases, hair-trigger sensitivity,
misuse of the meaning of words, a plethora of adjectives, a bizarre
fascistic agenda - all highly imitable.
.... and posts, for no particular reason What-so-ever, reams and reams
of The Bible (KJV, of course) which (usually) have no connection
WHAT-SO-EVER with the ongoing discussion
Sorry, of course there is a reason .... to increase his All Important >Precious Post Count!!
It could be several posts before you realised it was too sane to beOh no, the different would be IMMEDIATLY noticeable!!
the real thing.
--
Daniel
Daniel70 <daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
The Last Doctor wrote on 22/8/24 5:39 pm:
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
solar penguin wrote:
The idiot insisted:
Warrior's of the Deep is a standout story in the Sixth Doctor's
era. It's a thrilling underwater adventure with strong
characters, a compelling plot, and a visually stunning
setting.
And yet somehow the AI LLM still makes more sense than your own
posts.
Maybe we don't need a Dave Yadallee on RADW so? We could just get
some bot to replace him...
I wonder would anyone notice any difference?
Immediately. While being as dull and incorrect on matters of fact as
Dave, no LLM would spell as badly, form incoherent fragments of
sentences as responses, RAndomLY switch between capitals and lower
case type in the middle of a word, or insist on requoting hundreds of
lines of post in order to make a five word comment which is a hundred
lines removed from the statement being replied to.
Nor would it go off on a completely unrelated tangent (often with an
impossible challenge added in) rather than try to answer a question
set to it.
Unless you completely lobotomised the LLM by only allowing it to
“learn” from Dave’s unaltered and self-generated output.
Now, an LLM imitation of Agamemnon - that would be more of a
challenge to spot.
Repetitive parroting of catchphrases, hair-trigger sensitivity,
misuse of the meaning of words, a plethora of adjectives, a bizarre
fascistic agenda - all highly imitable.
.... and posts, for no particular reason What-so-ever, reams and reams
of The Bible (KJV, of course) which (usually) have no connection
WHAT-SO-EVER with the ongoing discussion
Sorry, of course there is a reason .... to increase his All Important
Precious Post Count!!
It could be several posts before you realised it was too sane to beOh no, the different would be IMMEDIATLY noticeable!!
the real thing.
I did say “immediately” with respect to Dave - the last couple of >paragraphs were about how an LLM could easily uncannily replicate Aggy - >until you realised it wasn’t bat crazy.
--
“Most of the Universe is knackered, babes.” - The Doctor
In article <va74q0$dgmu$1@dont-email.me>, solar penguin <solar.penguin@gmail.com> wrote:
The idiot insisted:
In article <va56ce$3uh1v$1@dont-email.me>, solar penguin
<solar.penguin@gmail.com> wrote:
The idiot insisted:
Warrior's of the Deep is a standout story in the Sixth
Doctor's era. It's a thrilling underwater adventure with
strong characters, a compelling plot, and a visually stunning
setting.
And yet somehow the AI LLM still makes more sense than your own
posts.
Come On! Birdie! The error is obvious.
Which one? There are several errors:
‘Warriors of the Deep’ isn’t a standout story. It isn’t
from the Sixth Doctor’s era. It isn’t a thrilling underwater >> adventure. It doesn’t have strong characters. It doesn’t have a
compelling plot. It doesn’t have a visually stunning setting. And
it doesn’t even have an apostrophe.
Warriors of the Deep involve The Doctor, Turlough and Tegan for
starters.
The Doctor wrote on 22/8/24 10:52 pm:
In article <va74q0$dgmu$1@dont-email.me>, solar penguin
<solar.penguin@gmail.com> wrote:
The idiot insisted:
In article <va56ce$3uh1v$1@dont-email.me>, solar penguin
<solar.penguin@gmail.com> wrote:
The idiot insisted:
Warrior's of the Deep is a standout story in the Sixth
Doctor's era. It's a thrilling underwater adventure with
strong characters, a compelling plot, and a visually stunning
setting.
And yet somehow the AI LLM still makes more sense than your own
posts.
Come On! Birdie! The error is obvious.
Which one? There are several errors:
‘Warriors of the Deep’ isn’t a standout story. It >isn’t
from the Sixth Doctor’s era. It isn’t a thrilling underwater >>> adventure. It doesn’t have strong characters. It doesn’t have a
compelling plot. It doesn’t have a visually stunning setting. And >>> it doesn’t even have an apostrophe.
Warriors of the Deep involve The Doctor, Turlough and Tegan for
starters.
So WHAT?? Just because the story contains The Doctor, Turlough and Tegan
It HAS to be a good story?? REALLY??
--
Daniel
The Doctor wrote on 22/8/24 10:52 pm:
In article <va74q0$dgmu$1@dont-email.me>, solar penguin
<solar.penguin@gmail.com> wrote:
"Warriors of the Deep" isn't a standout story. It
isn't from the Sixth Doctor's era. It isn't a
thrilling underwater adventure. It doesn't have strong
characters. It doesn't have a compelling plot. It
doesn't have a visually stunning setting. And it
doesn't even have an apostrophe.
Warriors of the Deep involve The Doctor, Turlough and Tegan
for starters.
So WHAT?? Just because the story contains The Doctor, Turlough
and Tegan It HAS to be a good story?? REALLY??
Daniel70 wrote:
The Doctor wrote on 22/8/24 10:52 pm:
In article <va74q0$dgmu$1@dont-email.me>, solar penguin
<solar.penguin@gmail.com> wrote:
"Warriors of the Deep" isn't a standout story. It
isn't from the Sixth Doctor's era. It isn't a
thrilling underwater adventure. It doesn't have strong
characters. It doesn't have a compelling plot. It
doesn't have a visually stunning setting. And it
doesn't even have an apostrophe.
Warriors of the Deep involve The Doctor, Turlough and Tegan
for starters.
So WHAT?? Just because the story contains The Doctor, Turlough
and Tegan It HAS to be a good story?? REALLY??
I think Dave's point was that Google Gemini claimed it was a
Sixth Doctor story...