Full offense to Health Canada: this is a terrible graphic, because if you don't look at it carefully you will think that the provinces in dark blue have approximately the same number of cases, and this is very false.
Yeah, who even does that?
I am both experienced enough in text-based RP and have interacted with Character.AI enough to confidently assert that LLMs are not categorically different in their output from a poor-memory RPer, despite sometimes clearly different underlying patterns.
If the LLM text contains surprising stuff, and you DID thoroughly investigate for yourself, then you obviously can write something much better and more interesting.
This is false. Dressing up text to be readable is a separate skill not everyone has.
The problem raises an important problem. Though I have to admit my gut reaction is "neurotypicals are being weird again" :)
Damn. And I tried the strategy "what if I try to predict it only off the text, without looking at csv" :D
Why DEX though? Like, conceptually it's absolutely unpredictable, this is one of the most useful scores in most TTRPGs.
Yeah, there seems to be a lot of personal preference involved. Removing cell borders is obnoxious and inconvenient, the table below hurts. The table above has the borders a tad too thick, but removing them is a cure that's, personally, worse than the disease.
In real life, Reality goes off and does something else instead, and the Future does not look in that much detail like the futurists predicted
Half-joking - unless the futurist in question is Gerbert Wells. I think there was a quote that showed that he effectively predicted pixelization of early images along with many similar small-level details of early XXI century (although, of course, survivor bias for details probably influences my memory and the retelling I rely on).
Independently,
(in principle it could be figured out by human neuroscientists working without AI, but it's a bit late for that now)
What? Why? There is no AI as of now, LLMs definitely do not count. I think it is still quite possible that neuroscience will make its breakthrough on its own, without any non-human mind help (again, dressing up the final article doesn't count, we're talking about the general insights and analysis here).
I am frankly unconvinced that 75% is something worth celebrating.