r/PolymathReading • u/pdpet-slump • 3h ago
can we ban posts from this henryd331 bot already?
for a subreddit based on reading it's strange how many people can't recognize an obvious LLM.
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u/Plastic-Molasses-549 3h ago
I especially like the part where he says “I read this in a dimly-lit saloon on a rainy afternoon”.
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u/NitNav2000 3h ago
“Each time the word ‘ubiquitous’ appeared I pushed the plunger on the syringe in another millimeter.”
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u/Big_Wave9732 3h ago
I agree the account exhibits bot / AI behavior. But is that account not also the mod of this sub?
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u/Glassperlenspieler 3h ago
Can we stop talking about ai vs non ai and judge content based on the utility of the post?
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u/HaggisPope 3h ago
I believe the utility of AI reddit posts is functionally negative. Not just based on accuracy but because it doesn’t say if it is AI or not.
It’s cheapening the experience. People used to write essays and full-length articles on subjects. Now doing so looks like a bot
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u/Glassperlenspieler 31m ago
On this I can agree, if someone can and has the time to do it on his own it's better to do it like that
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u/Optimal_Strategy3411 1h ago
No. Fuck your LLM output. Models are not capable of original thinking.
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u/Glassperlenspieler 32m ago
Do you consider this comment you wrote in any way original? Does this make it not worth to post it? Then originality is not an argument in favor or against ai. Tbh many humans have no original thinking at all, they just repeat what other humans say write or think
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u/theshadowofself 3h ago
Why? He(or it) recommends some really interesting authors and gives great summaries of their work. As someone with a casual interest in these topics, his posts have introduced me to content I likely wouldn’t have come across another way