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Some friends around me who don’t care much about the technology field have also begun to try to talk to ChatGPT, praising that the program is becoming more and more like a human being and can give a less stylized response. Programs are becoming more like people, and in turn, are programs shaping people—making people more like programs? Of course, this topic is not new, I just picked up the wisdom of others and continued to say a few words.
A while ago, many customers in the cafe whispered: “How do you take pictures with such a dilapidated decoration?” “What do you know, haven’t you read XXX’s Little Red Book? It’s very good.” The questioning customer succumbed The program—the program algorithm told her that this place is popular nowadays, and this style is beautiful, so she accepted it, and then added fuel to the flames again, assisting the program to subdue another “dissident”. I remembered seeing another example a few days ago. Someone posted a photo on Twitter lamenting that there are fewer and fewer colors in our lives. Where there used to be colorful cars in parking lots and more colors in bedrooms, today the common colors of life seem to be mostly black and white, or a few less vibrant ones. The reason is definitely not a single one, but there must be advertisements and algorithms in it. The program is telling people what color they should like. It is almost inevitable that people are being shaped, but if this shaping only makes people’s lives more and more monotonous and uniform…it makes me think of cold machines.
One news headline read : Researchers warn of ‘model crash’ when AI is trained on AI-generated content . Frankly speaking, I didn’t read the full text, but just imagined it literally. If human beings also blindly accept the recommendation of the algorithm and are “trained” by the content generated by the program, will they also “crash the model”?
fin.
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