Index > Do you think this song is effective? > At the risk of sounding like an old person, can anyone even tell what that song is about without having to read the lyrics? > The best thing about Suicide > I don't think we have AI bots > Re: I don't think we have AI bots > Re: Re: I don't think we have AI bots > We have that at home. > Oh, I get it > Re: Oh, I get it > Great > The best part is its ability to follow directions. > Well that was pretty useless > Well at least > The only thing I like to use AI for > I usually only play with the language models

I think it's the formula that annoys me.

Posted by Billdude (@billdude) on Aug. 27, 2024, 11:09 p.m.

Two adjectives and a simile. Two adjectives and a metaphor. Two adjectives and a simile.

So is the blackberry, dark chocolate and CHILI supposed to kick into your stomach at precisely the moment that they tell Carole Kane “it’s coming from inside the house!” or what.

The King Kong one sounds annoyingly close to the Coca-Cola Dreamworld flavor from a couple years ago.

When I saw that the one for Zodiac had black currant in it, I thought of Pink Floyd’s “Candy And A Currant Bun” which would have worked nicely in the film, but probably not as well as Donovan.

The AI must be really stupid if it thinks What The Bleep Do We Know would EVER challenge anyone’s “perception of reality.” Uh, no. The only perception of reality challenged by that movie was my belief that the filmmakers are completely divorced from reality.

Okay, the one for Birth Of A Nation really made me laugh.

The one for Haxan sounds like it would be really good actually!