Another unambiguously good thing to emerge from Rogue One since this op-ed was written is Andor, which dives deep into exactly what this essay lauds about Rogue One. It’s also the best Star Wars media ever made.

If you produce the most amount of information, the result will be randomness. If you produce the least amount, the result will be very repetitive, like the word “buffalo” over & over again. They’re in the middle of those two extremes, like we are.

That must mean the consequences of transparency would be worse.

I guess I’m glad it wasn’t the Ted Nugent cover I was expecting

“…whose direct exposure to the timestream in a tragic massage accident left her forever trapped in the body of an adult woman.”

Gold.

Also, LLMs in general are not deterministic. The same version, given the same input, even by the same user can give different results.

Lakeman!