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@Gotterdammerung HuggingChat is just a wrapper on top of OpenAssistant. It's not gonna match the correctness levels of ChatGPT till it's fine tuned more. Let's wait a bit longer, it's only been out for 3 weeks.
I get that it’s hot right now, but man, the user experience of LLMs being this bot you type text to seems like a huge step backwards compared to just integrating these AI features natively into products.
@aral It's more true the other way around. Department of Defense is a big contributor to open source. I express my gratitude to the federal employees whose effort into designing and developing software for mandatory access control or mix networks.
Today, both Mailchimp and Hootsuite (very popular tools which I happen to use for @thunderbird newsletters and social media) invited me to use #AI to compose Facebook posts, tweets, and emails, respectively.
I won't be using AI tools for writing. But you should know that it's starting to get exponentially more difficult knowing if the content you're absorbing is from a human or from something like #ChatGPT.
@thunderbird Sure, but it can make something somewhat close to your style. It will output much more/faster than you can, but the quality will be quite different. I edit a lot more than I write, so LLMs are a great tool for me. They're kinda useless for pure writers.
@thunderbird if you're a fiction writer, instruction-following LLMs can help you prototype possible dialogs. This is what character.ai is about now.
Perhaps you can set up a character based on your writings? #ChatGPT is more like a postal office employee. Too formal for non-technical writing IMO.
@moira That Sam guy seems to be mostly whining about how they didn't choose activitypub. He says AT protocol DIDs are unnecessary, cause there's already username@domain.com that can be used as ID. He's wrong, it's a useful feature similar to keybase, or SSL autorities, or something like Namecoin.