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So what must I read to finally understand the ways women think?
I want to understand why France is the way it is and how it got this way.
George Orwell based or cringe?
>>105 (OP)
I agree with this sentiment
People who listen to audiobooks don't even digest the information. Audiobooks are for niggers that listen to goggins and jocko.
I geuss the one valid use case for audiobooks is if you're a wine mom in a book club.
>>105 (OP)
I agree with this sentiment
People who listen to audiobooks don't even digest the information. Audiobooks are for niggers that listen to goggins and jocko.
I geuss the one valid use case for audiobooks is if you're a wine mom in a book club.
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/judgment-and-decision-making/article/bot-or-not-can-people-tell-the-difference-between-stories-written-by-a-human-or-by-an-ai-system/45E6DC0BB90AA648654D5AE243F6C667
>How do people perceive artificial intelligence (AI)-generated fictional stories? In Study 1, participants (1,682 adults recruited from Prolific) read either a human-written or AI-generated story. Half were told that their story was written by a human, and half were told that their story was written by ChatGPT. Participants rated the AI-generated story as higher quality and more absorbing, but they rated the story better on both measures when they were told it was written by a human. In Studies 2 and 3, participants (905 adults recruited from Prolific) read both types of story and guessed each story’s origins. Participants were no better than chance at differentiating between the human-written and AI-generated stories. Self-reported expertise with AI, but not with fictional literatu
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>>100 (OP)
nah, fuck ai>>100 (OP)
weneedgoodwriters
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ULHkNLveXZs&ra=mhttps://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/judgment-and-decision-making/article/bot-or-not-can-people-tell-the-difference-between-stories-written-by-a-human-or-by-an-ai-system/45E6DC0BB90AA648654D5AE243F6C667
>How do people perceive artificial intelligence (AI)-generated fictional stories? In Study 1, participants (1,682 adults recruited from Prolific) read either a human-written or AI-generated story. Half were told that their story was written by a human, and half were told that their story was written by ChatGPT. Participants rated the AI-generated story as higher quality and more absorbing, but they rated the story better on both measures when they were told it was written by a human. In Studies 2 and 3, participants (905 adults recruited from Prolific) read both types of story and guessed each story’s origins. Participants were no better than chance at differentiating between the human-written and AI-generated stories. Self-reported expertise with AI, but not with fictional literatu
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>>100 (OP)
weneedgoodwriters
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ULHkNLveXZs&ra=m*dies without finishing his books*
Is it worth it leaning Ancient Greek or Latin?
I'll start: Gods Themselves
LeGuin is top sci-fi, though.
>If Lucy had really met a faun—that is, a satyr—the result would have been a rape, not a tea party
t. Tolkien
>If Lucy had really met a faun—that is, a satyr—the result would have been a rape, not a tea party
t. Tolkien
It is important to have a physical copy of books. there is something powerful about holding it in your hands. My home library is all manuals and diy shit, practical stuff. So when the world ends and internet goes out I’ll have all ze knowledge.
It is important to have a physical copy of books. there is something powerful about holding it in your hands. My home library is all manuals and diy shit, practical stuff. So when the world ends and internet goes out I’ll have all ze knowledge.