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  • jh29a@lemmy.blahaj.zoneto196@lemmy.blahaj.zoneDevice rule
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    8 months ago

    i didn’t like the fifth one much either, though that may just be because it takes the sad but funny acceleration/power creep of stupidly impossible technology like bistromath, time travel, and (AI assisted!) multiverse time travel to its conclusion, it all stops feeling special, or because the only thing all this does to problems of capitalism (the cathedral of chalesm) and other human problems is make it more absurd (for comedic effect). idk i still left out like more than half the reason further books in the series feel more depressing than earlier ones, as I don’t know it. Why is it a trilogy?








  • jh29a@lemmy.blahaj.zonetoPolitical Humor@lemmy.mlDeep State
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    10 months ago

    Tangentially: I’m not even sure some group labeled ‘deep state fearing MAGAphiles’ would write these prompts. Through the European Lens of absolutely no first hand experience with a member of this group, I would guess that if one were to fear the deep state as if it existed, the first thing to do would not be to use a tool that completely makes up every detail of it. I assume one would also have to be manipulative to create an image that does not even convey anything they think they know about the deep state, because it’s so generic, but is still intended to proliferate belief of the deep state. In the end, this image could also be some kind of troll, pulled by whoever, maybe some satirist from the Netherlands, and the Captured Poster could have reposted this instead.


  • jh29a@lemmy.blahaj.zonetoPolitical Humor@lemmy.mlDeep State
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    10 months ago

    Sorry, the thing I assumed you thought was that the older generations want AI to realize these prompts due to their political beliefs. I was then trying to say that “Donald Trump and the existence of the deep state” is a shallow model of the political beliefs of the older generations.

    I don’t think that “tech illiterate” solves my problem, because surely there are tech illiterate old boomer Biden Supporters who don’t believe in conspiracy theories? Do you have these prompts from somewhere else, and were you actually hinting at the fact that tech illiterate people just tell the AI what they want without the Prompt Engineering Fluff, or that they say the same prompt 5 times? You did actually clarify in your other reply, speaking of “the imagination of qanon”.