After giving my son most of my cherished record albums, some dating back to 1965, I have asked for them back and begin to build a new collection of used records. The warps, scratches, crackles and pops are what make listening a perfect experience these days.
Great post and hold the line. If enough enterprises like your own keep these priorities it'll set a baseline for the new literary world (shall it grow) to follow.
I like the hard line drawn here, at the very least, because this type of thing doesn't actually go without saying. I've got a front row seat to the creep of LLMs at my day job and while I'm less interested/concerned about it in that setting, it feels important to not let the adoption of this new way of computing desensitize or normalize the possible corruption of what is, for a lot of us, a purely human endeavour. We eventually won't be able to tell the difference between text generated by a human or LLM—and this is going to sound like some kind of sick joke—so we'll have to take each other at our word.
All of my sentences are run-on. I’d like to see AI do that.
a wise and sane position, which makes for a long-term investment in building a committed readership and a culture of excellent human writing
After giving my son most of my cherished record albums, some dating back to 1965, I have asked for them back and begin to build a new collection of used records. The warps, scratches, crackles and pops are what make listening a perfect experience these days.
Great post and hold the line. If enough enterprises like your own keep these priorities it'll set a baseline for the new literary world (shall it grow) to follow.
I like the hard line drawn here, at the very least, because this type of thing doesn't actually go without saying. I've got a front row seat to the creep of LLMs at my day job and while I'm less interested/concerned about it in that setting, it feels important to not let the adoption of this new way of computing desensitize or normalize the possible corruption of what is, for a lot of us, a purely human endeavour. We eventually won't be able to tell the difference between text generated by a human or LLM—and this is going to sound like some kind of sick joke—so we'll have to take each other at our word.
I really like your policies on AI and very clever tactic of writing about Ayahuasca first!
Thank you :)
Policies all sound very sound. But you realize you had to write an entire post about Ayahuasca to get me to read it.