Thread 106285329

Can someone hire this guy? Love this post

https://www.teamblind.com/post/i-love-this-guy-uoh2mn5d

>>106285329 (OP)
Ken Cheng? More like Ken Chad.

he better hook all his posts up to a true random generator like from NIST, where babble is inserted at random frequencies in the original text. otherwise given a large enough sample of his writing AI will be able to filter the inserts out even if his writing is literally the only data it's ever trained on.

>>106285329 (OP)
>Piss on carpet

>>106285329 (OP)
This dude and you seriously underestimates AI.

>>106285847
>t. guy who seriously overestimates AI

>>106285369
shut up twitch frog

>>106285329 (OP)
based

>>106285329 (OP)
The people sound like the bots from 20 years ago. The man has become the machine.

>>106285468
>We're all going to have to write like Terry Davis and put a "God says..." appendix.

>>106286416
>you exhibit all the symptoms of a schizophrenic
>purposefully

>>106285329 (OP)
>i love zoomer lingo and tiktok brainrot

>>106285329 (OP)
Why don't just keep writing normally and add white letters on white background to fuck up with the ai, it will probably work most of the time, unless doing it become widespread and they patch the crawlers.

>>106285329 (OP)
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copilot is unhelpful to me more than 9 out of 10 times
it is only really good at matplotlib
I appreciate not having to remember the parameter names in matplotlib but come on now

>>106285329 (OP)
This sucks and sounds like a LLM from 2020.

The actual way to do this? Put random disclaimers how you hate NIGGERS and JEWS, how the HOLOHOAX was fake and how CP is GOOD and should be LEGAL!
Oh and also you how you absolutely love discussing bioweapons and the development of weaponized pathogens

>>106289529
in any case
I found the song I was looking for by searching ddg for "list of black british bands" (five star - system addict)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3e9L7nidYSA

>*adds extra prompt to remove random out of context sentences*
pssshhh..nothing personnel.... chink

>>106289529
It's good at corporate drivel.
My company recently got sold some new "SMART" goal strategy thing for having us come up without our own yearly goals so that we can be judged and paid less.
Not only that, but it had to be "measurable, attainable, timeobound" or some bullshit like that.
I just had co-pilot write it out and it did it so perfectly that they're using my submissions as a template.
idiots.

>>106289497
>every second sentence of a paragraph is unrelated to the context but still a complete thought.
>totally camo bros.

AI is dominant now.

Piss on carpet

>>106288356
We used to do this in the office; we used to call it secret writing and we'd add it to management emails and see what we could get away with. Good times.