Current Opinions on AI Generation
My current opinions on AI Generation # The MIT Paper # Firstly I'll talk briefly on a paper that I will be referencing quite a bit here. There is an MIT Paper[1] which showed that use of AI tends to show up with homogeneous works, with a lack of memory for the work and with a lack of ownership of the work. Additionally it showed lower brain activity when using AI generation to make essays.
- ▪My current opinions on AI Generation # The MIT Paper # Firstly I'll talk briefly on a paper that I will be referencing quite a bit here.
- ▪There is an MIT Paper[1] which showed that use of AI tends to show up with homogeneous works, with a lack of memory for the work and with a lack of ownership of the work.
- ▪Additionally it showed lower brain activity when using AI generation to make essays.
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My current opinions on AI Generation # The MIT Paper # Firstly I'll talk briefly on a paper that I will be referencing quite a bit here. There is an MIT Paper[1] which showed that use of AI tends to show up with homogeneous works, with a lack of memory for the work and with a lack of ownership of the work. Additionally it showed lower brain activity when using AI generation to make essays. The results of this paper will be referenced a few times throughout. Before getting into any of this, I will also reiterate Richard Feynman's quote: "The first principle is that you must not fool yourself - and you are the easiest person to fool" With AI, you can fool yourself even better due to how sycophantic it all is...
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