Good luck with that.

Then they should stop making slop with their AI.

> We need to get beyond the arguments of slop vs sophistication, ...and develop a new equilibrium in terms of our “theory of the mind” that accounts for humans being equipped with these new cognitive amplifier tools as we relate to each other.

> We need to make deliberate choices on how we diffuse this technology in the world as a solution to the challenges of people and planet," Nadella says. "For AI to have societal permission it must have real world eval impact.

Did he try to install AI in his brain? That is some slop phrasing.

We need to go the other way and establish a social normal of clearly labelling AI outputs. It has its place but is fundamentally different to a human being expressing ideas.

> if we call the bad thing the good thing, then it stops being bad

Slop, slop, beautiful slop. Beautiful slop with a Satya on top.

And people in hell want ice water.

The em dash in the title really drives home the message.

I don't call AI slop. I call people uploading things with obvious errors in it slop.

If you're taking the easy route by having an AI narrator, for example, please have the decency to listen to it, and respell words that get mispronounced. "Kay Em Ess" is not a distance measurement. "Cee Dee Ess" is not an antiquated media format. etc.

Those mispronunciations and misreads are absolute slop, because other AIs end up training on it. They will just become more and more "normalized" if people don't put at least a little care into their AI output.

Hahaha... No