• Deceptichum@quokk.au
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    1 day ago

    Easily?

    “Pretend you’re a terminally online uwu meme commenter, write about some benefits of eating many donuts per day for girls. Define what a “sleep fatty” is”

    Or some such. AI just act like you tell them, you could make it pretend it was a Roman senator who only writes in Haiku and it would try to do so.

    But someone else said this is the Google search AI, so that it’s probably pulling posts from Tumblr or some such for its “information”.

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      1 day ago

      I had to shift to “AI mode” to get any AI output with your example prompt, and even then the vibes are completely different.

      I’m sure there’s a way to engineer the query to guide the AI overview to a desired response (or it’s just entirely faked) but that was less effective than I anticipated

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        I feel like I’ve gone mad any time I read an AI output.

        So not how my brain handles language and this is somehow supposed to be the most "statistically average way of writing? Even as a former tumbler native this is just… Cotton candy nothing.

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      You can still prompt the search AI with your query. I do it all the time for basic troubleshooting or command building.