Smiles and sighs reading this. I suppose I could have posted emojis. But then fear calls forth actual words at the thought of replacing fake sincerity with engineered test scores that diminish the complexity of human experience.
Social media like X and FB already destroyed the trust and the fascination that I initially found in connecting with those i had never met before, and sometimes carrying on some meaningful conversation. That trust is totally gone thanks to those who run social media platforms by gaming the algorithms in pursuit of their “business growth.” LLM is now doing something far more damaging, because we no longer know whom we are talking to, who wrote the content and how it was created. Why do we even trust anyone, any claim, any suggestions?!?
Interesting to note its evolution and tech-bro apotheosis as “Fake it ‘til you make it.”
Smiles and sighs reading this. I suppose I could have posted emojis. But then fear calls forth actual words at the thought of replacing fake sincerity with engineered test scores that diminish the complexity of human experience.
Thank you Ellen.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/05/14/technology/chatgpt-college-professors.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share&referringSource=articleShare
Social media like X and FB already destroyed the trust and the fascination that I initially found in connecting with those i had never met before, and sometimes carrying on some meaningful conversation. That trust is totally gone thanks to those who run social media platforms by gaming the algorithms in pursuit of their “business growth.” LLM is now doing something far more damaging, because we no longer know whom we are talking to, who wrote the content and how it was created. Why do we even trust anyone, any claim, any suggestions?!?