Comment by sheiyei
9 days ago
It's also imitating the speaker (critic, artist or most likely a gallerist) unwaveringly praising everything about the "choices" it made, even though it clearly made a worse thing in the end.
9 days ago
It's also imitating the speaker (critic, artist or most likely a gallerist) unwaveringly praising everything about the "choices" it made, even though it clearly made a worse thing in the end.
Indeed, I have a really dry and information dense way of speaking when working and it very quickly copies that. I can come across as abrupt and rude in text, which is pretty funny to have mirrored to you. This Claude guy is an asshole!
(I am very friendly and personable in real life, but work text has different requirements)
I barely read the conversation in the article, only some comments the chatbot made about its work. By "the speaker" I clumsily referred to a generic art-speaker outside of this specific conversation.
But yeah, as it fundamentally doesn't separate your input from its output, it will take on the style you use.