> We are even beginning to talk like the LLMs we created
The irony here is that when I'm not entirely convinced your comment isn't generated by an LLM. Most humans couldn't come up with all these examples that we're already in a cyberpunk dystopia on the fly.
And that itself is another issue itself: When almost everything can be AI-genne'd, it casts doubt on all other human output.-
> Most humans couldn't come up with all these examples
I beg to differ on that. I bet we are all aware of these things. I just took the time to point them out, based on rather painful, and concerned, observation, somewhat systematically. Heck: HN's frontpage will give you 70% of all this on any given day.-
> We are even beginning to talk like the LLMs we created
... and, to this: Fair enough. But it goes beyond just the "human" end zone getting slopped to death, to where you can't distinguish human from machine genne'd anymore. I was getting to how human speech patterns themselves are beginning to resemble language model output (something, again, mentioned onsite) ...
The irony here is that when I'm not entirely convinced your comment isn't generated by an LLM. Most humans couldn't come up with all these examples that we're already in a cyberpunk dystopia on the fly.