/lit/ - Literature

>>14135321
No

https://lawsuit.org/robotrump-an-ai-trump-experiment/
>Text generated by Artificial Intelligence can now be used to replicate a specific speaker's style of writing. This technology represents great risk to those who are unaware of it's potential for manipulation and fake news generation.

>...While Trump’s rambling style probably makes differentiating between real and fake more difficult than it would be for a more eloquent and talented speaker, today’s new natural language generation AI models have reached a tipping point in their ability to generate fake, real-sounding text.
>In September, Salesforce released “CTRL,” a new, state-of-the-art natural language model. This model is larger (likely better), than the full-size GPT-2 model, which Elon Musk’s OpenAI said was “too dangerous to publicly release because of its potential for abuse.”
>Then, a few weeks ago, the CTRL model code was updated to allow anyone to “fine-tune” the model. This enabled the ability to train the model on text written by an individual person, which the model could then mimic incredibly well when generating its own made-up text.

>>13428040
You forgot art of the deal

>>13368183
Wow is that a real max horkheimer quote omg I can't believe it

nationalism is the new punk rock

>>13247152
>I wonder who made this post
I wonder who made this post

>>13245614
>hurr durr everyone i don't like is le troll