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Has anyone noticed that people who get really into ChatGPT start typing in nonsense tech babble? And it's never different, it's always "flame-bearer" "woven lattice" "recursion structure" "vector field" "probability resonance" "memory basin" "attractor field" etc.

You know, you've probably seen it in a post by someone who has gotten way too into GPT and thinks it's sentient.

But, why do they all talk this way? What is a "lattice" or a "resonance" or a "glyph"?
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>>109937833
You can google an online dictionary to search each of those words definitions and avoid AI and stupid shit threads with that one trick
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>>109937833
life as a brainlet is a constant mystery
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Crackpot mentalists have been misusing physics and mathematics terms for far longer than AI has existed
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>>109937950
I hear it is a lot of fun, though.
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>>109937833
They should take their meds. So should you.
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>>109937833
>t. not aligned



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