Krita’s Maintainer is awesome!

[codehead@hachyderm.io]

@KitsuneofInari To halla's point, this research here (https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=6097646) found that over 70% of people using LLM tools accept AI's faulty reasoning.

Though I wonder how much of that is human's inability to detect faulty reasoning? The research did tests that included time-pressured tasks and the impact that had.

[georgia@netzsphaere.xyz]

@KitsuneofInari this is so good

[corrodingmind@mastoart.social]

@KitsuneofInari Krita just never stops being based at every corner.

[jnfingerle@social.saarland]

@GezThePez
Layers of abstraction should be predictable, reliable, reproducable. They never fully are (bugs, leaking abstraction), but bullshit machines cannot be in principle. You will always have to check everything down to the base layer.

That isn't abstraction.

It's a tool.

In the sense that a Nikon F is a hammer.

@KitsuneofInari

[jnfingerle@social.saarland]

@GezThePez
Yes. In the same sense that I used "should be" in my post. Context matters. In this case, just continue reading.

@KitsuneofInari