- generating text that nobody needed and nobody was going to read anyway so it has not reason to exist in the first place
- generating text that someone in upper management thought was the above and only later discovers it actually needed to be done and done
- generating text that someone in upper management thought was the above and whose absence makes others lives worse but not in a way they can really do anything about so the person never finds out
Think of how much more immersive cinema would be if they could give me a generic response or spoil a twist or maybe make a cinema sins 'ding' noise. Every day we grow closer to being able to produce true art
Is it is alien to think the big problem is there aren't enough books to read or movies to watch or music to listen to in this world. The crisis is there isn't enough art. Obviously the crisis is I might just run out of good books to read or movies to watch. That there isn't more stuff than I could ever hope to experience being created every day that actually tries to express something and mean something and have opinions about the world around me
I was reading this article to find out why Teenage Engineering was doing design work for some bullshit AI thing and was richly rewarded with a quote the author bafflingly thinks is complimentary
Okay, a friend just linked me to Aftermath's much better write-up of this thing and I learned that if I had actually stomached hate-watching the presentation of it I would have seen a much funnier quote:
Order me a 12 inch pizza from Pizza Hut, the most ordered one on the app is fine.
These AI people should be in jail