> I mean, when ChatGPT is writing all new books, screenplays, whitepapers, business plans, etc., etc., it seems to me that
ChatGPT needs humans to learn from though. It's very good at combining human knowledge and existing ideas. That's totally its thing.
Creative thought and new inventions? Not so much.
> everything is going to collapse to one boring, homogeneous, "everything is the same as everything else" state.
That's probably true. Like the circles you get in now when you try to Google something. Try to tweak your query and you keep getting the same shit back like it's the only few sites in the world. Really creepy, and probably the result of some overbearing algorithm or too many paid results.
It reminds me of this ST:TNG episode where one character is In a collapsing bubble where everything keeps disappearing.
ChatGPT needs humans to learn from though. It's very good at combining human knowledge and existing ideas. That's totally its thing.
Creative thought and new inventions? Not so much.
> everything is going to collapse to one boring, homogeneous, "everything is the same as everything else" state.
That's probably true. Like the circles you get in now when you try to Google something. Try to tweak your query and you keep getting the same shit back like it's the only few sites in the world. Really creepy, and probably the result of some overbearing algorithm or too many paid results.
It reminds me of this ST:TNG episode where one character is In a collapsing bubble where everything keeps disappearing.