Re:I'm Becoming AI-Blind
by JSR_FDED on Saturday August 22, 2026 @02:09AM
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Another good example of AI making my brain do more work is when you ask it to compare two things:
“Compare a car and a bicycle”
The answer is invariably something like:
Seats: 1 (bicycle) vs 4 (car)
Tire width: 1 inch (bicycle) vs 12 inch (car)
Steering: handlebar (bicycle) vs steering wheel (car)
Instead of “bikes are useful for short trips if the weather is ok and you like getting exercise, whereas a car is usually better for longer trips, bad weather, or multiple people”
Re:I'm Becoming AI-Blind
by inigyou on Saturday August 22, 2026 @08:41AM
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I wonder how the autoregression works on that. You'd think "seats: a bicycle has 1" would be an easier autoregressive completion than "seats: 1 (bicycle)" since it works left to right adding context.
“Compare a car and a bicycle”
The answer is invariably something like:
Instead of “bikes are useful for short trips if the weather is ok and you like getting exercise, whereas a car is usually better for longer trips, bad weather, or multiple people”