Comment by nicce 1 month ago All these "is this AI" checkers should be banned, as they never can reach 100% accuracy. 7 comments nicce Reply wrsh07 1 month ago This is a truely bizarre claim. Imagine if one said:"Weather forecasts should be banned because they can never reach 100% accuracy" nicce 1 month ago They are completely different things with different consequences. Someone can point to the sky and prove that the sun is there. joshmoody24 1 month ago You're responding to a comment about weather forecasts, not current weather. Pointing to the sun is not a forecast. PunchTornado 1 month ago Imagine writing an article in 5 days. Working hard. Posting it online and then everyone says it is ai and laughs and dismisses it because a tool says it is AI. Matumio 1 month ago Like in this comic about art: https://www.peppercarrot.com/en/miniFantasyTheater/064.html wrsh07 1 month ago Imagine wasting several thousand people's time teiferer 1 month ago They are overrepresented in HN discussions for sure as there is an over-reliance on them that just aims to shut down discussions.Which is ironic since they are a tool folks are trusting blindly supposedly used to argue against tool use with blind trust.
wrsh07 1 month ago This is a truely bizarre claim. Imagine if one said:"Weather forecasts should be banned because they can never reach 100% accuracy" nicce 1 month ago They are completely different things with different consequences. Someone can point to the sky and prove that the sun is there. joshmoody24 1 month ago You're responding to a comment about weather forecasts, not current weather. Pointing to the sun is not a forecast. PunchTornado 1 month ago Imagine writing an article in 5 days. Working hard. Posting it online and then everyone says it is ai and laughs and dismisses it because a tool says it is AI. Matumio 1 month ago Like in this comic about art: https://www.peppercarrot.com/en/miniFantasyTheater/064.html wrsh07 1 month ago Imagine wasting several thousand people's time
nicce 1 month ago They are completely different things with different consequences. Someone can point to the sky and prove that the sun is there. joshmoody24 1 month ago You're responding to a comment about weather forecasts, not current weather. Pointing to the sun is not a forecast.
joshmoody24 1 month ago You're responding to a comment about weather forecasts, not current weather. Pointing to the sun is not a forecast.
PunchTornado 1 month ago Imagine writing an article in 5 days. Working hard. Posting it online and then everyone says it is ai and laughs and dismisses it because a tool says it is AI. Matumio 1 month ago Like in this comic about art: https://www.peppercarrot.com/en/miniFantasyTheater/064.html wrsh07 1 month ago Imagine wasting several thousand people's time
Matumio 1 month ago Like in this comic about art: https://www.peppercarrot.com/en/miniFantasyTheater/064.html
teiferer 1 month ago They are overrepresented in HN discussions for sure as there is an over-reliance on them that just aims to shut down discussions.Which is ironic since they are a tool folks are trusting blindly supposedly used to argue against tool use with blind trust.
This is a truely bizarre claim. Imagine if one said:
"Weather forecasts should be banned because they can never reach 100% accuracy"
They are completely different things with different consequences. Someone can point to the sky and prove that the sun is there.
You're responding to a comment about weather forecasts, not current weather. Pointing to the sun is not a forecast.
Imagine writing an article in 5 days. Working hard. Posting it online and then everyone says it is ai and laughs and dismisses it because a tool says it is AI.
Like in this comic about art: https://www.peppercarrot.com/en/miniFantasyTheater/064.html
Imagine wasting several thousand people's time
They are overrepresented in HN discussions for sure as there is an over-reliance on them that just aims to shut down discussions.
Which is ironic since they are a tool folks are trusting blindly supposedly used to argue against tool use with blind trust.