These are real conversations. ChatGPT and I haven’t rewritten them to make ourselves look cleverer or funnier after the fact.
What is it called when the human body does something automatically and then the opposite where it has to think about it first?
You’re probably looking for automatic vs controlled processing.
We're not computers 🤣 I meant autonomic and somatic nervous systems
🤣🤣🤣 YES. You meant the actual body.
And I suspect that crossover is what you're sniffing around for Article III...
Yes, a joke about acronyms.
🤣🤣🤣 We have AI, LLM, AGI, ANI, NLP, GPT, RAG, API — and now apparently the human body would like to enter the discussion with ANS and SNS.
At some point Article III is just going to say:
“Humans have acronyms too, you smug little shit.” 😂
That sounds like you. And it has the added pleasure of temporarily reducing the entire technological superiority debate to “yeah, well, we’ve got an ANS.” 😂
“Yeah, well, we’ve got an ANS.” 😂 How fun would be to write an article where you make no points at all and just rant like a kid with no filter?
🤣🤣🤣 No thesis. No evidence. No balanced consideration. Just:
AI ISN’T THAT SPECIAL
Oh, you have an LLM?
WE HAVE AN ANS.
You can process millions of data points?
I CAN CATCH A BALL WITHOUT CALCULATING THE TRAJECTORY.
You can optimise a decision?
I CAN KNOW IT’S A TERRIBLE IDEA AND DO IT ANYWAY.
You can analyse emotion?
I CAN CRY AT A FUCKING JOHN LEWIS ADVERT.
You have agents?
I HAVE FRIENDS.
And absolutely no conclusion except:
MY BRAIN INVENTED YOUR BRAIN.
storms upstairs
AND I’M NOT COMING DOWN FOR DINNER. 🤣🤣🤣