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macNchz
19 days ago
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Claude Fable 5.1 and Claude Mythos 5.1
It's like a dialect of corporatese. The kind of droning non-speak you can sit in a 90 minute meeting listening intently to and come away wondering whether anyone actually
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dboreham
19 days ago
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What wonderful times we live in: the Turning test is a trivial nothing now and we're arguing about the fine points of the AI's writing style.
icedchai
19 days ago
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It would fail the Turing test because of its writing style!
haskman
19 days ago
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The novelty of the turing test has worn off, and some of us are trying to get work done without being forced to parse the drivel produced by some AI.
binary132
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Actually it is eminently obvious when the writer is a machine and it’s quite disingenuous to pretend otherwise (or, generously, possibly witless).
airstrike
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I appreciate the quality of your prose.
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