But seriously, why do people hate on AI writing but LOVE AI coding? I don't get it, and soon the AI-generated writing will be so good no one will be able to tell the difference.
> why do people hate on AI writing but LOVE AI coding?
People don't like AI writing because it reads like something written by corporate drones rather than actual humans.
People love AI coding for a couple of reasons. First, code doesn't read like prose. You don't complain about how code reads. (OK, people do, but the point of code is to execute.)
Second, people love AI coding because it's fast. It gets the code written far faster than a human would write it.
But isn't that true of AI writing as well? It gets the text written far faster than a human would write it.
So my "aha" moment: The people complaining about AI writing are the readers, and the people loving AI coding are the writers. When humans have to read that AI-written code, will they still love it? (Or can AI actually read and revise code well enough that nobody will ever have to get there?)
Brex CEO Pedro Franceschi gets bonus points for using the phrase “maximize founder mode” in a press release sentence that also includes “mainstream economy.” Really, it's an elite-level vibe straddle.
I'm surprised it's only 100, honestly. Also feels a little sensationalized... Before AI I wonder how many "hallucinations" were in human-written papers. Is there any data on this?
These are 100, already reviewed papers and accepted papers, by researchers in their areas of expertise. Usually PhD's and Professors.... They judge.
These are not all the submissions that they received. The review process can be... brutal for some people (depending on the quality of their submission)
"Blurs the line" between ads and results is generous. In 5 years from now, showing up high on the app store will require big $$$ 99 times out of 100, IMO.
This news is perfect fodder for slightly dystopian creative writing.
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