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Armyguy8382
Which is why toxic employers love it.
Fuckimgurcunts
#1 and then you take a bite and it's goat cheese and diarrhea pizza
RetrogradeLlama
MidnaDS
Support me on patreon for more cheese pizza.
SirPerfluousOfTheShire
not the same
SpartaWolf117
Yeah, the waiter didn't steal the ingredients from other pizza shops
redditmcredditface
depends on if you are asking it to do a creative thing or summarize documentation that has no creativity to it at all. If you are using AI to help build documentation or get the database functional again at 2am... sure, go for it. If you are trying to ask it to make art for sale, I believe you to be the lowest form of life.
jekath
I used it to get some dependency injection to work properly today. That's just boring, boilerplate code that I can't be bothered doing myself if the AI can fix it. So there.
Frankasti
I work in tech. My technical leader wants me to design and plan software features with a LLM and then have the LLM execute all steps in the plan it created itself. Then we test the output 20 times more than before to make sure the code we briefly reviewed is doing what we expect. Because nobody reads and understands 100% of the code we publish, debugging and maintenance is much harder than before. So we use a LLM for that too. Our code sucks, but the doc is automatically generated... Yay!
redditmcredditface
that doesnt sound like a wise thing to do...
kraeftig
Its not even good at the documentation or database fixes. I work in software and have yet to get a correct answer from COMPANY MANDATED USE
redditmcredditface
its worked fine for me for awhile now, but im also not writing full on inst files, just using it for documentation. Its great at telling me how to do stuff, but bad at actually doing it
kraeftig
It couldn't even get a simple math test about the length of a field correct. I've been giving it nothing but softballs and it has been nothing but completely useless. Someone on their first day of writing C# could have gotten this with just a few minutes of learning and it got it wrong.
KuldFyt
You forgot the part where he assembled it from slices stolen from 8 other pizzas.
Aranon1183
That's some Chuck E. Cheese shit right there!
ElbowDeepInUserSub
Or at least shoplifting all of the ingredients.
CuddlyCynic
And refused to pay for it.
PackedCatMeowingPowerDensity
"give me a cheese pizza" *puts a pizza on top of a block of cheese.
slimvictor
Marsupialmessiah
Bonded together with Elmers glue and drywall screws
IAmASentientWaffle
And somehow used 100 liters of water in the process
LitchLitch
Dimartino and Konetzko never created a single cel of avatar the last airbender.
Do you want to pretend they didnt create it?
Karma1970
#AiFanby /gallery/9vFOrE0
PennysWorthOfTea
Sucking off LLMs can't be healthy, not only are you outsourcing your brain to a profit-driven corporation based on exploitation but circuits generally have a bunch of carcinogenic materials; you really don't want your tongue in either of those.
LitchLitch
Wanking about the divine spark of creativity in artists is going to cause chafing, be sure to use lotion.
WhyDontYouMakeMe
I am not working with the chef to see my vision to fruition, so I don't think that applies here at all
LitchLitch
How much collaborative work do you think is necessary to make it applicable? I have known of sculptors who send some rough sketches and basic instructions to the foundry that created their art.
AreYouABadPerson
What a horrifically stupid comparison.
LitchLitch
As an example of the distributed and ambiguous nature of the creation of commercially successful art I think it holds up well.
AreYouABadPerson
No, no it really does not. You're comparing the production of a show across many people's labor to a device that is fed all art in existence regardless of permission then shits out some soulless amalgamation of it on command. One creates. The other steals and regurgitates. These are not, in fact, the same thing.
PennysWorthOfTea
Were the many other people involved in the production credited & compensated for their contributions?
See, that's the difference between LLMs & ATLA.
LitchLitch
Llms credit and compensate their inspirations as much as any artist does.
PennysWorthOfTea
Bwahahaha... good one!
Wait? You're serious???
Bwahahahahahahaha
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LitchLitch
So when you smear your poop on the wall, do you credit your influences?
JoeMalmsteen
They don't claim to have done all the work themselves. They had a team of writers, animators, episode directors, musicians, etc., who each contributed to the show in their specialization, and were appropriately credited and compensated for that work.
LitchLitch
They claim to have created it, which they did.
As for the idea the workers they depended on were "properly" credited and compensated can you name the major animation studio they used, and why they went to a different one for Korra?
I know the anti ai luddites insist AI is nothing more than cut and paste, but theyre wrong. AI actually produces new content.
LitchLitch
(To spare you the google, the primary animation studio was JM Animation, you e never heard of it because they did not get "proper" credit.
The reason the switched animation studios is most of the artists in ATLA left because they didnt think they got enough respect or compensation and formed Mir Studios.)