ChatGPT (A.I. innovation) on a common guitar-nerd snobbery ...

[ramses]

Please just read ChatGPT's reply to my query, and honetsly tell me if you recognize it or not ...

 

[narad]

That's way more polite than typical discussion. Maybe it's also trained on Empathetic Dialog like a blenderbot.

 

[ramses]

That's way more polite than typical discussion. Maybe it's also trained on Empathetic Dialog like a blenderbot.

Yup, I would also call it too polite.

I can see that replies go through multiple filters before being displayed — to avoid (delay) MS-chatbot PR demise.

I’ll have to look into blenderbot, thanks for the pointer.

 

[Edika]

It's like, guitar enthusiasts are so open minded and unpredictable that no A.I. can emula...

 

[odibrom]

One has got to enter a 3rd person arguing about:
1- fret quality and care, SS against Nickel, etc...
2- pickguards versus direct mount versus pickup rings
3- truss tod covers versus neck joint metal plates
4- bolt on versus set neck versus neck through...

... just to make things interesting...

 

[Crungy]

No talk of truss rod covers and their effect on tone?

Nevermind, @odibrom beat me to it lmao

 

[ramses]

On truss rud covers and pickup mounts:




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NPC-like politeness, but funny.

 

[Emperoff]

I want to see AI arguing about SS frets

 

[Edika]

On truss rud covers and pickup mounts:

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NPC-like politeness, but funny.

It seems it almost got stuck in a loop there, again unlike guitar enthusiasts 🤣🤣🤣

 

[Thesius]

Asked it about budget gear to get a good metal tone. So far it hasn't mentioned a used prestige, but it recommends the 5150 and seven string guitars a lot. Could probably make an account with it here and nobody would notice

 

[narad]

This is very close to what I do for work so I had to explore it a lot this weekend. Really astounding. It reminds me of some of the reasoning examples from the PaLM chain of thought models from Google, but they were never hooked up to as easy to try API. There's a lot of talk now about this being the break point from querying webpages to querying the model directly for your answers. What about querying the model directly instead of querying a bunch like-minded guitar dorks? Going through some of the open question type threads here, some hits, some misses:

 

[CanserDYI]

This is very close to what I do for work so I had to explore it a lot this weekend. Really astounding. It reminds me of some of the reasoning examples from the PaLM chain of thought models from Google, but they were never hooked up to as easy to try API. There's a lot of talk now about this being the break point from querying webpages to querying the model directly for your answers. What about querying the model directly instead of querying a bunch like-minded guitar dorks? Going through some of the open question type threads here, some hits, some misses:

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Dude you throwing in the Plexi one with high cut settings killed me, the kid genuinely got a much better answer from the AI than SSO

 

[narad]

Dude you throwing in the Plexi one with high cut settings killed me, the kid genuinely got a much better answer from the AI than SSO

Dude, I was shocked when it spit that out. I didn't even know those controls, had to go look it up.

I should also say I asked it to draw a wiring diagram in ASCII for another thing, and it didn't really make sense, but a lot of the parts were there.

 

[narad]

It's not bad at song writing either. Man, it's scary to have it just spit this stuff out in 2 seconds:

 

[narad]

Also some bad news:

TheGearPage is geared towards professional and semi-professional musicians, with an average age in the mid-30s to early 40s and a higher income and IQ compared to the other forums. Rig-talk, on the other hand, is more geared towards amateur and hobbyist musicians, with an average age in the mid-20s to early 30s and a lower income and IQ. SevenString.org is focused on guitar players who use seven-string guitars, with an average age in the late 20s to early 30s and a similar income and IQ to Rig-talk.

 

[Zer01]

 

[bostjan]

Dang, that's some good AI.

And people keep accusing certain other users of being AI for asking repetitive questions. Maybe those people are the real ones and I am the actual AI.

FATAL ERROR
ERROR 5016 - BOSTJAN has exceeded it's library capabilities
Please restart the application

 

[narad]

Fake internet points to whoever can get it to write the best bullshit new pickups announcement. I think it's already almost on par with humans:

 

[crushingpetal]

Holy shit. These examples are amazing.

 

[SpaceDock]

I swear in the next few years the internet will be so heavily populated with bots and AI deepfakes (imagine millions of YouTube videos with bots rambling as if they were people and you can’t tell the difference) that regular people might resume a pre-internet existence.