Actually, it really was just Bishop who showed up. She's so tall, you see, that she was mistaken for two agents, and—ACK I'M SORRY DON'T KICK ME WITH YOUR LONG LEGS #egscomics#webcomics
If we’re being real, though, 99% of what’s in holodecks has to be generated by AI. You don’t get a program that can just do whatever on the fly like that without most of the legwork being done by the computer.
Headline: “ChatGPT Fakes Accomplishments, Might Be Trash”
In all seriousness, it’s less a matter of what would happen, and what someone worries might happen. I think they’d try to avoid certain press even if it might be unnecessary.
Though it IS worth noting ChatGPT can search the net.
I doubt they’d have left that on for a test like that (not for ethical reasons, but for potential “shareholders go grrr if caught” reasons), but still.
I say comparable, but not literally. ChatGPT presumably did not have internet access at the time beyond its own servers.
Given that it effectively ate the internet—which would definitely include SAT prep—however, I think comparable to an open book / internet test is fair.
I’m sure you’re right for plenty of people, but I imagine there are those involved who believe their own hype (especially if not involved with the actual tech end of things).
If you saw this comic numbered "59-2" briefly, that was a mistake on my part (I numbered it 59, system auto-set to 59-2 to avoid conflict with existing 59). I redid it as 60.
I don't expect many to have encountered that, but in case anyone did, that's what happened.
Actually, it really was just Bishop who showed up. She's so tall, you see, that she was mistaken for two agents, and—ACK I'M SORRY DON'T KICK ME WITH YOUR LONG LEGS #egscomics#webcomics
As much as I'm certain the animation was genuinely good—I don't expect to go back and think "that's bad, actually"—I think there's a degree to which I might have rose tinted glasses for just how good.
Like S-Tier instead of Super Ultra Deluxe S-Tier 🤷♀️
Past a certain point, Dragon Ball power-scaling is just “can this character hurt this character.” It doesn’t feel like there’s a tangible distinction beyond that.
To be fair, I had a narrative thing I was doing with it, but the payoff’s not worth it being a tool in the character’s ongoing arsenal. Any difficult one-on-one fight would become “welp, we know how they’re going to try and deal with this.”
Agreed. Elliot‘s default is extremely accepting, but he can also be influenced. His feelings of guilt about enjoying fights has made it so he doesn’t like getting introspective, so it took outside influences to get him to realize what he was doing.
