Jokes aside, this makes sense. If AI is good at interpolation then it makes sense it will blend the things people have said they like into a smooth blend that surely would be the MCU equivalent of the input, and therefore popular.
the humans, they yearn for AI art
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"I believe in human creativity and our superior ability to do so much more than the simulacra of thought that an AI does.
Also of course we show off the most basic low effort AI slop as creative writing and if you call it out you're biased, gullible and wrong."
the humans, they yearn for AI art
@tkukurin Which makes sense
@davidmanheim I look at the slopfest in popular media and wonder
@krishnanrohit Yeah, but this goes a step beyond blending the pretraining plus average of the layperson-provided RLHF, to where experts like it. If it's interpolating to find an average, you'd expect it to do worse. (Or is literary beauty like human faces, where averages are the ideal?)
@krishnanrohit so paradoxically we both get amazing indie works and proliferation of mid value slop
@krishnanrohit It seems a bit ironic, though on reflection not surprising, that media's hill-climbing for engagement produces much worse quality than averaging of human output for quality.
If nothing else, because journalists are optimally ignorant; https://davidmanheim.substack.com/p/its-time-for-some-game-theory-about-game-theory-about-game-theory-6791629fbe8c
@krishnanrohit newton's third law :)