> But mainly, the SCP project is a community of real human people. I'm interested in what they have to say. I'm much less interested in what a machine has to say. I don't think it's unreasonable for a swimming club to reject members who show up in motorised watercraft, regardless of how well these watercraft can "swim".
That, so much that. It's amazingly sad how many AI proponents don't understand you don't bring jetski to a swim competition.
It's also a time asymmetry thing. Prior to AI there were widespread slop problems because 1 unit of writing time might cause 10000 units of reading time, and so it's easy to waste people's time entirely out of proportion with the time you put in.
W/ LLMs you can put out 100x writing with 1/100th of the time, and now that asymmetry is so much worse.
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> But mainly, the SCP project is a community of real human people. I'm interested in what they have to say. I'm much less interested in what a machine has to say. I don't think it's unreasonable for a swimming club to reject members who show up in motorised watercraft, regardless of how well these watercraft can "swim".
That, so much that. It's amazingly sad how many AI proponents don't understand you don't bring jetski to a swim competition.
It's also a time asymmetry thing. Prior to AI there were widespread slop problems because 1 unit of writing time might cause 10000 units of reading time, and so it's easy to waste people's time entirely out of proportion with the time you put in.
W/ LLMs you can put out 100x writing with 1/100th of the time, and now that asymmetry is so much worse.
Tired: This meeting could have been an email.
Wired: This email could have just sent the prompt.