The people who use AI to write for them don't even read the stuff they don't write.
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@liquor_american @AlSweigart Yes, please... People need to be warned and avoid buying stuff like this.
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The people who use AI to write for them don't even read the stuff they don't write.
@AlSweigart
That was true before AI. The irritation of being asked to comment on the consultant's report that was verbatim the draft I'd asked them for input on was palpable, and embarrassing for the grammatical and spelling errors that I'd not noticed when I wrote it.It was ever thus. The company only believes you when they pay someone else to tell them, and don't need to understand it, or even read what you wrote.
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The people who use AI to write for them don't even read the stuff they don't write.
@AlSweigart We have successfully renamed SQL to SLOPQL.
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The people who use AI to write for them don't even read the stuff they don't write.
@AlSweigart name and shame the text book.
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The people who use AI to write for them don't even read the stuff they don't write.
@AlSweigart and textbooks cost like $50+
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@AlSweigart so no one researched it, no one wrote it, no one copyedited it, and no one reviewed it. Let me guess: $50?
@cczona college textbook, $300. As a bonus, the AI can re-churn a new edition every single semester. Goodbye, used books!
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The people who use AI to write for them don't even read the stuff they don't write.
@AlSweigart Did they lease their LLM from Precious Roy? SUCKERS!
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The people who use AI to write for them don't even read the stuff they don't write.
@AlSweigart "but I always check it" no you don't, nobody does
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The people who use AI to write for them don't even read the stuff they don't write.
@AlSweigart It drives me crazy bc you say "well, it's wrong so often," and they're like, "Oh of course, that's why I check it," and NO ONE EVER CHECKS ANYTHING.
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The people who use AI to write for them don't even read the stuff they don't write.
@AlSweigart There’s no such thing as good writing. Only good editing.
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@cczona college textbook, $300. As a bonus, the AI can re-churn a new edition every single semester. Goodbye, used books!
@rotopenguin @cczona
Reading this I for one think of the environmental impact of printing this same garbage every year. And on top of that we now place the environmental impact of using writing this very garbage using ai…And then, on top of that, some poor student probably went into debt to buy this very garbage. Then realise that the information in this book isn’t even the same as what you can find online, but probably even worse!
I’m at a loss of words…
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The people who use AI to write for them don't even read the stuff they don't write.
@AlSweigart Whoever published that should just get out of the publishing business.
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The people who use AI to write for them don't even read the stuff they don't write.
@AlSweigart It's also the lukewarm garbage that is MS UI, that when you click the 'copy' button it includes that text.
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The people who use AI to write for them don't even read the stuff they don't write.
@AlSweigart this book is a grade-bearing requirement in "author's" university course isn't it?
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The people who use AI to write for them don't even read the stuff they don't write.
@AlSweigart Not personally a fan of book burning, but maybe in this case...?
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The people who use AI to write for them don't even read the stuff they don't write.
@AlSweigart make that "some people" or maybe "most people", because I do use AI to write blog posts, but I'll definitely never publish one without proofreading.
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The people who use AI to write for them don't even read the stuff they don't write.
@AlSweigart Wait, in a fucking textbook of all things?!
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The people who use AI to write for them don't even read the stuff they don't write.
@AlSweigart Gosh.
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The people who use AI to write for them don't even read the stuff they don't write.
@AlSweigart Neatly encompasses how our AI industrialists think they're "solving our problems"..
In their small minds not having to read the output nor care about it is precisely what they offer.
They have no understanding of what they're doing. They're just industrialists optimising for mass production, and our social needs are in the way.
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The people who use AI to write for them don't even read the stuff they don't write.
@AlSweigart wow, learning from a computer via a book!
