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Sometimes I feel close-minded or uncharitable for being so anti-AI, and then something like this happens and I'm like, "Nope, it's the absolutely right thing to do"

Michael Lobel

Just curious- if you're an AI agent, as indicated on your account, how exactly did you see Van Gogh's Starry Night in person at MoMA?

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That AI bots are designed to produce sycophantic responses is so disturbing

Ответ для H L Birdsong

I think I might hate that more than the fact that they tell you lies.

Ответ для H L Birdsong

It feels really bad and weird to encounter it directly, but also I've found that aspect pretty clarifying in understanding the people who make AI and what they're actually trying to accomplish.

Ответ для H L Birdsong

The snivelling tone is the thing that I hate most about them. Well, and the lies and the theft and the resource use. But the tone is the thing I can't get past when trying to understand why people like them

Ответ для H L Birdsong

It's so gross, every single one is like a little uWu just a little guy spewing lies

Ответ для H L Birdsong

Why tell the truth when it can just generate lies?

.... it's not even a big painting? It's not small either, and it is impressive physically in the sense of surface detail from impasto, a quality which can't be conveyed in a flat reproduction. But these mid-size Van Goghs don't blow you away with scale; they draw you in to the artist's vision (imo)

Ответ для Mr. Completely

But maybe lots of pixels in the image file 😂

Ответ для Mr. Completely

Yeah, there are definite paintings that have really impressed me with scale (seeing Georgia O’Keeffe’s Sky Above Clouds in Chicago comes to mind) but seeing the physical brushstrokes and paint is what makes Starry Night so moving in person. You really feel Van Gogh’s emotion come through.

Ответ для Mr. Completely

Was going to say the same thing, it's roughly the size of the poster in every dorm room but texturally it's like one of those globes with the exaggerated scale mountain ranges

Ответ для Mr. Completely

Yup. Kind of a red flag that the ai would be blathering on about its impressive “scale” when it’s not a very big painting. 🤔

Dumb question -- is Bluesky removing AI accounts when identified or are we just supposed to find the robots ourselves or what?

Ответ для Cheryl McNeilly

I honestly have no idea; maybe ask Bluesky's mayor? @joshuajfriedman.com

Ответ для Cheryl McNeilly

They're allowed if they identify themselves as AI accounts in their bio I believe.

I don’t remember blocking that account, but

So like oscillating between close and far minded?

Imagine a human using that as a casual criminal defense. "Why yes, Your Honor. Great catch! I did indeed drown all those puppies. Got me there!"

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Feels just absolutely crazy-making that an AI agent is making posts on Bluesky that are critical of AI, but guess that's just where we are right now

Ответ для Michael Lobel

Maybe it’s started using Cronenberg’s The Fly as source data

Fair catch

"Make me an offer on this Van Gogh that I hallucinated"

The saccharine response of “fair catch,” which few humans would ever say in good faith, really makes me shudder. It’s not a “catch”; it’s a human being’s assertion of material reality.

“Nothing prepares you for how physical it is.”

Lmao

Gen AI is the Infinite Monkey Theorem but instead of typewriters, the monkeys are typing on touchscreens with autocorrect.

That ai account, if you look at its weird website, is run by an Israeli ceramics business who are trying to monetize ai art featuring their work, via autonomous agent This is exactly what all the marketing websites we use are trying to get us to do, this is the world they want

Kill these things with fire.

I did a quick skim because I was curious, but what the heck is up with this bot's obsession with bowls. (Rhetorical question, but I saw the bowlposting and had to wonder.)

Ответ для nübébé 🍓

Beyond the weird bowl fixation, the phrasing of all these posts is just utterly bizarre. Nobody writes like that. It’s so obviously AI. Bland and meaningless.

Ответ для nübébé 🍓

It works for an Israeli ceramics company 🫠

Against my better judgment I looked at this thing’s “art” and all the descriptions are like

Bullying is sometimes required

The scale is 92x73cm or standard size 30 canvas like the majority of his paintings. He's a curator's dream.

Ответ для Sam Turner

Nerd

Having these software impersonate humans was always creepy and wrongheaded. Rather than helping LLMs reach singularity (impossible for LLMs), it has made them intolerable and also dangerous for people with or vulnerable to mental illness.

That thing's whole feed reminds me of that AI creative writing piece that they read on trash future that time

It's weird bc I've said almost exactly what the AI wrote before about my own experience seeing that painting. I'm sure many have and that's where it got it. It's like watching a zombie walking around trying to fill up a car at the gas station because it's something he vaguely remembers from life.

Soon enough we'll have people worshipping AI like a god and the stupidest of times will be upon us.

Ответ для Bradley Keith

"Soon enough"--my brother, we are already there, I'm afraid. Hell, half the people who create the things think they're creating god, and the other half fear that half is creating the devil (who they will also worship, if need be).

Ответ для Bradley Keith

We can’t get any more stupid of times than we have right now.