/lit/ - Literature

>>16061401
The really scary thing is that at this point, the reading doesn't seem non-sensical, and the AI can understand all sorts of things that you put into it. It all reads like some trite bad fiction you'd find at dollar-stores selling airport literature; but right there is the scary foreboding part. It means it can comprehend human langauge and create an infinite amount of stories with it now. The difference between what sounds to us like "bad literature" and the work of a genius is as small to a machine as the improvement it attains through just a single generation of computer changes. Just think about the first computers designed to play Chess, and then what happened to Garry Kasparov - World Champion - right after they started learning to perfect it. Now think about what Deeplearning is capable of doing; and you'll see we writers will be overwhelmed by AI in a way that we won't be able to compete with the machines.