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  • > This article was written with the assistance of AI. If that bothers you, stop reading here.

    Okay!

    by cubefox
  • I found it much more useful to go to a knife shop and handle a whole bunch of knives for myself. They’re all pretty similar besides material, so not much signal you’re going to be able to glean from people arguing on reddit.
    by foltik
  • I was hoping he tricked Gemini into running the training on the cluster that Gemini itself is running on. That would be novel!
    by yread
  • The other day I wanted to gather Reddit comments about a solar panel vendor. Claude doesn't have access to I had Gemini do some "deep research". When I fed the verbose report back to Claude it basically said it was a bunch of "hallucinated bullshit".
    by josefresco
  • It’s unreadable but then again it says it on top, but it really is so why post it
    by niekverw
  • > This article was written with the assistance of AI. If that bothers you, stop reading here.

    Genuinely appreciate the honesty. If you believe there’s nothing wrong about writing with AI, there’s no reason to not own up to it.

    by latexr
  • Unfortunately, advertisers are getting smarter and using bots to praise their own products on Reddit. Thanks to training on genuine comments, some models are very good at sounding like a human commenter, and can easily generate a comment history with diverse interests to appear human, making them basically undetectable. So it seems like this method will, at some point, not identify the company with the best knife, but the one with the most ad spend on bot comments.
    by faidit
  • Request subtopic be changed to “I used Gemini to design a tool to replace specific uses of Gemini.”
    by trollbridge

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