(17-06-2025, 00:06)Mellope Wrote: I think this type of stuff is a threat to creativity and the music industry.

(18-07-2025, 15:51)Ruby Wrote: You can actually ask ChatGPT to produce an album review for pretty much anything - even relatively obscure albums, and it will spit out something fairly sensible - especially if you didn't know any better. All you'd need to do to make it less obvious that it's AI generated, is add in some emotion and enthusiasm, and possibly some human errors, or less than correct grammar which these LLM's won't do - they are generally grammatically correct. It's becoming very difficult to detect imposters, except that there are a few 'tells' that can be spotted if you know what to look for. It's a strange, strange world! I look at these things because I want to know about them, and how they work - would not dream of cribbing - just saying!! Oh - and it's a big fat liar too. Does what is referred to as hallucinations - makes up absolute rubbish. Straight from the horse's mouth - so to speak ... AI can invent fake citations, non-existent people, or make plausible-sounding but false claims — particularly in earlier models or with less careful prompts.

Came across this the other day which seems so true - there is SO much 'noise' ... "Modern luxury is the ability to think clearly, sleep deeply, move slowly and live quietly in a word designed to prevent all four."  I wanna go hang out on a porch, like MH.