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Guy forces bot to watch < 1k hours Batman movies, asks it to write a Batman movie of its own
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Ok, it got me. It kept getting funnier, and dare I say some of Jokers lines are actually pretty good, or a grammatical correction away from being good..
This is fake. The Joker didn't actually write this. I can't believe people laugh at those tweets when it's obvious it's not really the Joker.
I assume none of them are, it's just a joke format at this point.
99% of these fake bot things are stupid or not at all funny.
This one made me laugh more than once though. I'll allow it.
This one made me laugh more than once though. I'll allow it.
The person I was replying to didn't. Quite the epic woosh yes.
I meant from the person doing 12 tweets about it. That's like a doctor telling me that these "has science gone to far" memes aren't actually real.
As this thread and replies to the tweet demonstrate, many people still believe these are real, even after Janelle's takedown.
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She works on neural nets so is actually an excellent voice on it. The fact is these would be funny without the memeing of bots. Instead it makes life harder for people who actually work with neural nets - specifically language training neural nets. Because a lot of people are fooled by the meme, this thread is pretty indicative of that.
What?? It's incredibly obvious a lot of people believe it's actually AI generated, and really, if they're not particularly tech savvy, why wouldn't they? Hell, many HERE believe it, and video games and tech often walk hand in hand. Tons of non-tech people have quite a skewed understanding of AIs and neural nets and machine learning.
And let's be real, these wouldn't get nearly as many clicks if they were posted with a caption that actually reflected reality.
The fact that there aren't even 1000 hours of Batman movies to draw from just goes to show how little people understand the process of AI/classifier training
Wut. It's literally posted as if it's a bot. Why are you defending clickbait bullshit? The fuck is this, all of a sudden clickbait is fine? Hell no.
It's just a joke format calmate
Hopefully you're just kidding lol
"Just a joke". Nah, it's clickbait. The fuck is funny about a clickbait pretending it's a bot?
Jokes/Satire are problematic if a nontrivial amount of people take them seriously.
??? Don't pretend as if it's a joke. Faking the bot stuff is clickbait.
Oh yeah, such a well-known subgenre, it's totally not just one twitter poster trying to clickbait people into getting more attention. 🙄
I am thoroughly amused at the idea that people can't find the humor because a robot didn't actually make this.
I mean, do you know how hard it is to get a robot to make things? and the deliberately "rough" robot craftsmanship...
press harder, the more I believe you actually don't get it, the funnier this all becomes.
fake news!
Ugh, the contempt I feel right now, but alright then I'll continue. If you find it funny even though it's not real, sure that's alright, no problems there. But don't bullshit and say that the twitter poster isn't trying to fake this being an actual bot to clickbait people into reading it. Why do you feel the need to bullshit about that part? That part isn't a joke. Just be real here, it's clickbait, because they know people wouldn't read it if they made it clear they wrote it themselves from the get go.
i like the comedic exposition in your intro, i will also continue.
Can I interest you in a used pusher bot? Do you have any stairs?
(fake robot comedy bits are probably older than you are. so ask yourself, was he selling a joke or was he selling a robot?)