Re:Research shows we can only accurately identify AI writers...
by vasco on Wednesday March 22, 2023 @02:15PM
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> Maybe there will be a backlash and an attempt to certify humanity in written communication by inserting original and weird things into our writing?
I've said it here before but I think we will speak in prompts. We'll go to other iterations before, but I think it'll stabilize by speaking in prompts.
1. First we start using the output of the LLM to send that to others
2. Then we start summarizing what we receive from others with an LLM
3. Finally we start talking to each other in prompts and whenever we need to understand someone better we run their prompt through an LLM to expand it instead of to summarize it.
This path makes the most sense to me because human language evolves to how we think about things, and if a lot of our creative output and work will be generated from thinking in prompts that's how we'll start speaking too.
I've said it here before but I think we will speak in prompts. We'll go to other iterations before, but I think it'll stabilize by speaking in prompts.
1. First we start using the output of the LLM to send that to others
2. Then we start summarizing what we receive from others with an LLM
3. Finally we start talking to each other in prompts and whenever we need to understand someone better we run their prompt through an LLM to expand it instead of to summarize it.
This path makes the most sense to me because human language evolves to how we think about things, and if a lot of our creative output and work will be generated from thinking in prompts that's how we'll start speaking too.
By Greg Rutkowski.