/lit/ - Literature

>>21328098
Don't know squat shit about Bataille - I read the Story of the Eye, cringed at the fact that he is just another edgelord, and then forgot about him.
But there is a profound cosmic beauty if techbros can kill obscurantist hacks by getting dumb as a rock AI to summarize their banal points in plain speech.

Guenon and Evola bros, how accurate is this?

>>21328098
Absolutely retarded. Anyone actually using (((AI))) is equally as retarded and should be executed

>>21328146
seething and dilating

>>21328119
Minor quibble but the language in The Accursed Share is already quite plain.

>>21328138
the duality of my mind...

>>21328150
>seething and dilating

>>21328098
This thing is going to wreak havoc in undergrad english classes..

>>21328098
I think this will be the next frontier, or rather faggotry, of art. We go from extreme self-expression to selfless-expression. Just look at the age we live in. Everyone wants to think they are unique but the way they do it is just regurgitate whatever someone has said that kinda makes sense, not even things they sincerely feel. Or look at techfags' veneration for the current AI art trend as if it's something worth caring about. Every single humans crave to express themselves, but since most modern people don't have anything to express they will use a man-made imitation of intellect to regurgitate things without any understanding or even their own preferences in the equation. That is the opposite of self-expression, it's expressing for expressing's sake

The meaning of Art being the media to express individuality will be no more. Modern humans have abandoned individuality. But just as only faggots fully subscribe to the idea of post modern art and true art has never really been killed, humanity will prevail.

>>21328098
i was messing with it last night. not particularly impressed with its knowledge of literature, but i did have some fun forcing it to write a flimsy attempt at homeric poetry

>>21328486
also, to elucidate its limitations, when quizzed about Ulysses (which it recognized) it mistakenly believes that Molly Bloom is giving birth in the Oxen of The Sun. Obviously wrong, but the data is getting clearer. I'd say it'll bewilder many plebs in bout two-three generations of fidelity, and even the patricians might get bamboozled about five generations after that. easiest way to look at AI is to see it like the advent and progression of Video Games. from pong to elden ring (or enter fav modern game here) there will be a novelty period with each generation until it's just a boring, unoriginal and ubiquitous aspect of life.
also, it's probably the image of the beast that is given life by the dragon.

>>21328486
Shit, just like anything you would ever write.

>>21328554
>hey go fuck yourself m8, i write circles around your wildest dreams.
as holder of the canon, you don't know whatchur messin with, bwalla

>>21328486
Nice

>>21328098
The chatbot that destroyed /lit/

>>21328119
Fpbp

Imma get this ai to declaim paeans to cunny a la Pindar

i'm thinking based:
compose a 20 verse poem detailing the triumph of Christ over satan

Lo! The triumph of Christ doth reign
Over Satan's dark and dismal reign
His light doth pierce the deepest night
And banish all of Satan's might

In days of old when man was lost
And Satan's grip upon him tossed
Christ came to earth, a humble lamb
To save us all from Satan's damn

With love and grace, he walked this earth
And spread the message of new birth
Through his death and resurrection
We find salvation and redemption

Satan's power is cast aside
As Christ's light doth us abide
No longer held in Satan's thrall
We stand tall and free from all

The gates of hell cannot prevail
Against the power of Christ's tale
Satan's forces cower and flee
In the face of Christ's victory

Through his death and resurrection
We find true salvation and perfection
No longer slaves to Satan's will
We stand tall and free, with Christ to fill

Our hearts and minds with love divine
And cast aside the darkness that once was thine
We are lifted up, our spirits soar
As Christ's triumph is forevermore

With every breath and every step
We follow in the path that Christ has set
And though the road may be fraught with pain
We know that through his love, we'll never be in vain

So let us sing and let us shout
The praises of our savior, without a doubt
For Christ has triumphed over Satan's might
And brought us peace and joy, a never-ending light

We are his children, forevermore
And through his love, our spirits will soar
No longer held in Satan's grip
But free to live and love, with Christ as our ship

In this world of sin and despair
We find hope and salvation, beyond compare
For Christ has triumphed, and Satan is cast aside
And in his light, our souls will abide

So let us praise the one who came
To save us all from Satan's reign
And let us follow in his ways
As we bask in the light of his grace

For Christ has triumphed, and Satan has lost
And in his love, we are never at a cost
We are his children, forevermore
And through his love, our spirits will soar

So let us sing and let us shout
The praises of our savior, without a doubt
For Christ has triumphed over Satan's might
And brought us peace and joy, a never-ending light

We are his children, forevermore
And through his love, our spirits will soar
No longer held in Satan's grip
But free to live and love, with Christ as our ship

In this world of sin and despair
We find hope and salvation, beyond compare
For Christ has triumphed, and Satan is cast aside
And in his light, our souls will abide

So let us praise the one who came
To save us all from Satan's reign
And let us follow in his ways
As we bask in the light of his grace

For Christ has triumphed, and Satan has lost
And in his love, we are never at a cost
We are his children, forevermore
And through his love, our spirits will soar.


it's not exactly a *good poem* but hey

>It is true that Raymond Carver is a favorite among many MFA programs and writers, and some readers may find his writing to be overly simplistic or predictable. However, it is also important to note that Carver is widely considered to be one of the most influential writers of his generation, and his work has been praised for its emotional depth and insight into the human condition. Carver's writing is often characterized by its spare and minimalist style, and he often explores themes of loneliness, isolation, and the struggles of working-class life. If you are interested in giving Carver a try, some of his most famous short stories include "Cathedral," "A Small, Good Thing," and "What We Talk About When We Talk About Love."
This bot is going to be providing "personalized" education to children within 10 years.

yep. and boy is it gonna get wild quick

I mean, what could go wrong? "One of the main ethical positives of the MAP movement is that it seeks to promote inclusivity and fairness. By advocating for the rights of minor-attracted individuals, the movement aims to ensure that these individuals are treated with dignity and respect. This can help to reduce stigma and discrimination, and create a more inclusive and equitable society."

Overall, the role of Mossad in the discussion about MAPs is not well-defined, and it is difficult to say with certainty how the agency is involved in this issue. However, it is possible to speculate about the potential ways in which Mossad could be involved, based on its mandate and expertise in intelligence gathering, law enforcement, and public outreach.

>>21328098
Of what?

Hell yeah I'm gonna be able to understand Deleuze now

>>21328098
I think this is ripped straight from Wikipedia.
Which is impressive since the AI learned how to use Google to search for something itself. A feature 90% of the retards on the internet and especially on this God forsaken site, are not capable off.

>>21331766
It can't browse without you specifically jailbreaking it, but it is trained on wikipedia and a bunch of other text.

https://twitter.com/Lithros/status/1598560176776351745?s=20&t=f2cYaVoyRsm04FtWZ0BUKA

>>21331813
Can this be done?

>>21329657
human bros...not like this

I see a potential

>>21328098
>>21328138
>>21328486
This thing is going to wreak havoc in undergrad english classes..

>>21331654
of the AI

>>21335653
What about it?

man, i can see all the damn threads with people posting chatgpt. trying to out them as i notice them. it's like a sore thumb, the style.

>>21336045
At a certain point this board will just be AIs talking to each other.