I just consulted 54 trillion "people" who agree that this is idiotic.
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@jawarajabbi @Natasha_Jay
> I can make shit up too and I'll do it cheaper than an AINo and no. Was falsifying the raw material so easy no single person could catch it and get dissertations retracted.
And if you want to fill out 1,008 questionnaires for $100 I think I might have a gig for ya
@ohir @jawarajabbi @Natasha_Jay 1008? Should not be too tough with a little python script, if the results can be made up anyway...
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@ohir @jawarajabbi @Natasha_Jay 1008? Should not be too tough with a little python script, if the results can be made up anyway...
@benny
> with a little python script
Nope. Video proof of protein filling it with their hand and pen, on paper -
I just consulted 54 trillion "people" who agree that this is idiotic.
@Natasha_Jay “Idiotic” is being polite! Modeling is already a thing. These kinds of “findings" should always be framed as such and not actual samplings. Hopefully everyone learned something here.
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@benny
> with a little python script
Nope. Video proof of protein filling it with their hand and pen, on paper @ohir @jawarajabbi @Natasha_Jay and thid silicon sampling would pass that? Where would it get the protein from?
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@ohir @jawarajabbi @Natasha_Jay and thid silicon sampling would pass that? Where would it get the protein from?
@benny
> Where would it get the protein from?
Thats why I said about a gig for the protein who stated that it would be fast and cheap.Problem is real.
We need to find a way to detect the falsification of survey questionnaires. We can statistically identify the work of a dishonest surveyor, but if that person uses a "silicon sampling" bot, statistical methods will fail. That is why we are starting to record the human hand filling out the paper form, as proof that the pollster actually interviewed various people and did not just made the survey on their sofa casually talking with a bot.
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I just consulted 54 trillion "people" who agree that this is idiotic.
You get the idea they really are trying to completely replace people
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@benny
> Where would it get the protein from?
Thats why I said about a gig for the protein who stated that it would be fast and cheap.Problem is real.
We need to find a way to detect the falsification of survey questionnaires. We can statistically identify the work of a dishonest surveyor, but if that person uses a "silicon sampling" bot, statistical methods will fail. That is why we are starting to record the human hand filling out the paper form, as proof that the pollster actually interviewed various people and did not just made the survey on their sofa casually talking with a bot.
@ohir @jawarajabbi @Natasha_Jay now I get your point. Thank you.
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I just consulted 54 trillion "people" who agree that this is idiotic.
Silicon sampling,
engagement farming,
What's next, silicon disenfranchisement... extrapolation farming?Why the discombobulation of terms? Make them seems smart or deceptive?
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I just consulted 54 trillion "people" who agree that this is idiotic.
@Natasha_Jay This... is actually deathly dangerous... Literally...
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I just consulted 54 trillion "people" who agree that this is idiotic.
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@benny
> with a little python script
Nope. Video proof of protein filling it with their hand and pen, on paper I mean... is this expression for people as "protein" common in tech or did you just make it up? Because as a person I find the expression a little... surprising?
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I just consulted 54 trillion "people" who agree that this is idiotic.
@Natasha_Jay Wow, really?!? This is the stupidest idea since drinking bleach to cure COVID[1]
[1] Editors note: Science says if you drink enough bleach you will no longer suffer from COVID, or a need for oxygen or food.
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I just consulted 54 trillion "people" who agree that this is idiotic.
@Natasha_Jay I read that and got dumber.
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I just consulted 54 trillion "people" who agree that this is idiotic.
@Natasha_Jay Reminds me of this Star Trek TOS episode where a war is done using computer simulation (but they however kill number of people killed in the simulation).
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I just consulted 54 trillion "people" who agree that this is idiotic.
@Natasha_Jay There are many things in the running, but this may be the most abhorrent use of LLMs I've seen so far
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@Natasha_Jay This is a key plot point for the 1964 novel Simulacron-3 - using simulated populations for public opinion polling instead of needing to poll real people (which was done constantly in the novel).
It turns out the protagonist's society was actually a simulator for higher-level entities.
It was adapted into the 1999 movie The Thirteenth Floor.
There's also 1973 movie adaption directed by Fassbinder "Welt am Draht" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_on_a_Wire
