像克劳德一样说话日
3 分•作者: KenPainter•大约 1 个月前
在美国,我们有一个开玩笑的节日,叫做“海盗日”。我提议设立“克劳德日”。这是我写的,不是由大型语言模型生成的。
是的,这实际上是人们像电脑一样说话,而不是电脑像人一样说话。请仔细体会一下。
在生产使用中,有两种可能的结果,而且都非常糟糕。
* **强调通货膨胀**。在书面交流中,人们将被要求使用大量的*粗体内容*,在口头交流中则会有更多的语调变化。在投入生产使用之前,必须解决腕管综合征、语音转文本功能差距和喉炎等潜在的负面影响。这是跨越多个物理维度的一个*非常* *巨大*的*未知数*。值得深思。
* **肢体暴力**。当人们意识到内容是由大型语言模型生成的,而不是他们期望从中获得见解或知识时,他们会感到被欺骗。这是事实,而非猜测。来自原本可信来源的、明显由大型语言模型生成的内容的突然激增,可能会导致欺骗感激增,超过一个临界点,使原本理性的人变得暴力。
* **声誉损害**。在不了解这个节日,或者不认为这是一个玩笑的环境中,参与“克劳德日”的人,如果引起了听众的欺骗感,可能会遭受声誉损害。这是一个真实的采纳风险,实际上是一个死胡同。
这里有一点值得注意,我说的是两个非常糟糕的结果,但我列出了三个。这是我的错。我已经记住了,以后会更注意避免“差一错误”。
我曾考虑添加一个破折号,但决定不落俗套。是否应该添加一个破折号,由读者来决定。
在写这篇帖子时,我注意到一件事:我们从未定义过“一天”的含义。是指24小时周期,还是从日出到日落?如果我们采用24小时,是按照全球的格林威治标准时间,还是按照本地的00:00 - 23:59的滚动24小时周期?
您是否希望我写出这个节日的完整描述,包括关于精确日期定义和健康风险(包括潜在的暴力行为)的未决问题?
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In the US we have a joke holiday, "Talk like a Pirate Day". I propose "Talk like Claude day". I wrote this, it is not LLM generated.<p>Yes, this is actually people talking like a computer, not a computer talking like people. Sit with that for a moment.<p>There are two outcomes for production use, and both are very bad.<p>*Emphasis Inflation*. Humans will be required to use lots of *bold stuff* in written messages, and in spoken conversation there will be more inflection. The potential negative outcomes for carpal tunnel syndrome, voice-to-text feature gaps, and laryngitis must all be buttoned down before production use. This is a *very* *large* *unknown* across multiple physical dimensions. It's worth thinking about.<p>*Physical Violence*. A person who begins to read a post with an expectation of gaining insight or knowledge is known to experience feelings of betrayal when they realize it is LLM-generated. This is fact, not conjecture. A sudden rise in apparently LLM-generated content from otherwise trusted sources could lead to a spike in feelings of betrayal past a tipping point where otherwise reasonable people become violent.<p>*Reputational Damage*. Those who participate in "Talk like Claude Day", in an environment where the holiday is not known, or not known to be a joke, may experience reputational damage if they invoke feelings of betrayal in their audience. This is a real adoption risk, really a dead stop.<p>One thing worth noting here, I said two very bad outcomes but I listed three. That's on me. I've saved a memory to be more careful with off-by-one errors.<p>I considered adding an em-dash, but decided to rise above the obvious. It's up to the readers to decide if I should put one in.<p>One thing I flagged while writing this post: we never defined what is meant by a "day". Is this a 24 hour cycle or a sun-up to sun-down? If we do 24 hours, are we going by GMT worldwide, or a rolling 24 hour period for local 00:00 - 23:59?<p>Would you like me to write up the complete description of this holiday along with the open questions on precise day definitions and the risks to health, including potential violent behavior?