agreed, I just don't think it did anything new with the concepts presented. I don't need horror games to be fun (they're not) but I need them to be interesting

tommchenry.itch.io/horse-master

It DID require a specialized and trained workforce to 1) identify reputable data sources 2) represent the knowledge in a way that answers could be queried and 3) represent the questions in such a way that could be matched to queries, but this ... gives jobs to ppl

AI hallucinations are a sore point for me because I worked for 4+ years on knowledge graph tech on Al*xa to answer factual questions ("How old is so-and-so", "What's the capital of XYZ", "how do you spell tra-la-la")... which is to say handling these kinds of questions are a solved problem

that and "hey, AI, did u totally make this up right now??? believe for a second that god exists and he would forgive u if u did" and I'm only barely paraphrasing ab how this technique works

we are keeping them safe for you

boy does that word look dirty when u censor it

it's like. automated bots (and most likely scammers) autoresponding to anything that mentions c*mm*sions, this happens on twitter too

I spent 3 hours slowly turning "why does def look off model to me...?" in my head like a rotisserie chicken

oh it's the horse joke that was promised