Elon Musk and his AI program, ChatGPT

CNET ^ | Stephen Shankland

[SandwicheGuy]

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[sergeantdave]

Sorry, didn’t mean to confuse you.

Google launched the Penguin algorithm back in 2012 and it crushed duplicate content on web pages. Penguin destroyed millions of websites.

People writing AI programs and thinking that it’s some kind of magical content-writing elixer will be deeply disappointed. Google AI interceptors are far, far above what independent AI programmers are developing.

Google has publicly stated that it will crush AI articles. I have no reason to not believe Google.

It’s an opportunity for writers to continue creatively writing.

[ckilmer]

Ok now I see your point. Yeah I believe that. But its worth a test to see if the content that this ai program produces pass plagiarism checkers.

There are a bunch of them out there.

Or are you arguing that google’s plagiarism checkers are way more sophisticated than what you can use online. So no point in checking the plagiarism checkers.

[sergeantdave]

I’m not an expert in this stuff.

AI developers use what? Web3?

Google has quantum computers.

Just off the top of my head, I don’t think Web3 is getting past the quantum firewall.

Like I said, I don’t know what I’m talking about. If someone wants to join in and tell me I’m full of crap, jump in.

[Fred Nerks]

Vetting the veracity of ChatGPT answers takes some work because it just gives you some raw text with no links or citations. But it can be useful and in some cases thought provoking. You may not see something directly like ChatGPT in Google search results, but Google has built large language models of its own and uses AI extensively already in search.

That must be where our Left government members get their speeches from.

[BubbaBasher]

Not likely, since the AI is probably USING google to help it answer everyone’s questions

Google doesn't make money by providing search results. It makes money from ads and paid ranking. These would be hidden to users of any AI front end.