Francis is on a roll god damn

Same!

I was thinking about a recipe I thought it could work, so I googled it and first match was an article stating that it was a known recipe and blahblah, but it was completely nonsensical, extremely long, and it never went to the point of the recipe, it kept circling and circling and going through tangents contradicting itself

Fuuuuck. I already have entomology textbooks, but I guess I can no longer supplement them. :/

Not sure what you mean, the images on that site are perfectly normal

I'm gonna test it again, but in the earlier days of ChatGPT I asked it to list all the VR treadmills there were and it named a number of VR headsets among the list

Also the first pic I saw on the website had a calender going up '2,4,7,4...' etc., lol

How long until the whole internet is just this shit

Months, I'm guessing

Eventually we might also see entire fake communities (generated hobbyist forums for example), with LLMs switching "personalities" to simulate a userbase

For real though, how are we supposed to find accurate information anymore?

What will be the result of uncontrolled ai generated nonsense continuing to feed into itself? I'm guessing it turns into some wierd type of bazinga brain Q anon cult.

Also lost in all of this AI hype nonsense is the fact that some companies are using the same tech from like 2006 with shiny css

Clearly not all (some generative AI is really cool) but a lot of it is completely unremarkable. But no one cares lol

Maybe the "the Internet is a bubble" people were actually right and we're about to see it come to a conclusion

This is going to create a rise of artisanal knowledge vendors. "Only the finest vintage knowledge" "Fresh pressed facts" "Hand scooped informations" "Thoroughly vetted by our in-house knowledge scholars" "Laboriously tested by old-school grad students" And then it will be, eventually, the same fake facts because they'll outsource it to AI to cut costs.

imagine they're field mice and get em dirt owl