@mookie it is deeply amusing to me that various investors and billionaires have spent a fortune, and set the world on fire, to build massive plagiarism laundering engines, and so far the most compelling business case, that might make them some money back, is basically automating a primary school playground game (chinese whispers)

@mookie Will it be same bullet point at both ends? Have you ever run a text both ways through an automatic translator? It seems to be a nonreversable process.

@mookie “If you can’t be bothered to write it, I can’t be bothered to read it.”

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It's like playing telephone, except one of the people in the middle is on acid.

Quick edit: That actually sounds like a lot of fun, to be honest.

@mookie can confirm this is what all our llm-enamoured users want. But don't forget the third party: "I can ask this ai what confidential stuff these other people are using it for"

@mookie Clever, and apt

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yep 100%
And the meaning gets lost in translation

@mookie hehehe. The first use case is completely pointless, yet people feel the need for it 🤷

@mookie 😂