This Great Truth Is A Lie

It Is a Truthful Tract on Truth
I Agree With Every Word of it. 
I think its language is poetic. 

It's ALLEGEDLY written by one of my heroes,
Noam Chomsky.
It's ALLEGEDLY read by the same guy. 

                      NOT

            
You Know I'm Noam








You know I'm not.
I am NOAM AI.






















And that's the truth.

ANOTHER TRUTH: There are these channels on YouTube that are sort of fan fiction. Some are all AI -- images, text, design, everything --  "prompted" by actual humans (presumably). I don't know how many of these productions there are, but a bunch.

Judging by the comments below each of them, you have to wonder how many people know they are AI and how many have no idea. 

There are this sort of fan fiction sites on all kinds of people, nice and courageous and nasty and cowardly. There are sites for Hitler and Erdagon, for instance.

SO CHECK IT OUT. As I said, I agree with every word. But the whole thing is a fake, just saying good stuff.

This is the kind of AI usage the scares the pip out of me.  I believe John Oliver's take on how dangerous this can be. As AI gets better and better, it becomes more and more dangerous doing stuff like this.

I dearly hope I'm wrong. 

Other than that, I LOVE AI.


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