If AI is being trained on the shit writing of J.K Rowling then no wonder the outputs are so bad
this post was submitted on 16 Jun 2025
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And Quora and Reddit and the tooth fairy. Yes. Consumer models, especially, have shit datasets. You technophobes don't seem to realize that data can be curated and these ai can be and are used for serious scientific pursuits. All you idiots are crying about capitalism, not this incredible tool.
Wow an "AI" can remember a whole 42% of Harry Potter?!?!?!
My computer can remember the whole thing with this one weird trick... (a hard drive)
Do they... Do they know we already have txt files?
Correction: It has stolen 42% of the Harry Potter book (so far)
It's not copyright infringement if you're as big as meta.
Shit Ai regurgitating the words of a shitheaded bigot
What a great timeline we live in
"Harry, yer a blizzard!"