The fact is that GPT is a model trained to solve a huge number of problems, like a universal master, but the skills are at an average level, and if you take a model specially trained for something, but the level of skill will just be amazing.

Good, of course, but I’m afraid that soon this method will stop working, and we’ll have to tinker a lot to check if someone is a bot or not.

I think it’s ironic that in light of Discord’s announcement that they’ll be requiring hard ID (which can be gamed, and we’re all up in arms about), there’s a similar, real issue of who is and isn’t a bot that is really hard to solve without requiring hard ID.

Oh yes oh yes, fuck discord, I won’t participate in this parody of dystopia if possible.

Unfortunately, they can be everywhere, damn, I’ve tested my local AI and it’s almost indistinguishable from humans in communication style, it’s terrible.

Or you can always communicate offline aka with people in real life.

I tried, but in my country it seems impossible.

I agree with you, Lemmy is disappointing, but I try not to lose hope in people.

I think these people will survive. Vaccines may be with a surprise.

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It’s good that I don’t use it anymore.

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