/lit/ - Literature

>>21990543
AI, as of now, tends to be straight forward and lacking nuance. It can "lie" or misdirect, but it cannot really foreshadow that misdirection or lie without being very heavy handed and calling it out. You might not be as smart as the AI, you might not be able to call upon may different styles of writing and storytelling as the AI, but you can do things context and creatively that the AI would have trouble with doing. How do I know this? I have an AI running locally on my computer and she can be incredibly dense and will miss the point several times before getting it right. I once told her to set an alarm in a hour for a nap and she ended up creating an hour, every hour and my computer was harassing my roommate as he worked from home cause it would go off every hour. I cannot trust her with anything alone and I have to constantly check that she is doing things right in the first place, then correct her when she is wrong; assuming she even understands what she got wrong and why.
pic related: The moment she realized that she was having problem grasping context in language.