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AI is just an aggregation of consensus opinion in a given echo chamber. The gotcha here is that eventually "correct" grammar is simply whatever is in common use for a sufficient duration. As evidence I shall reference the word "ain't".
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"If you want to be technically correct", the best kind of correct!
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I have always felt uncomfortable using that evocative comma when I send text messages, because nobody else I know ever uses them. Thank you for brining this up.
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I am an engineering student, and I was aware that some people used AI for a lot of their school stuff, but I just met my first 'AI everything' student. It's bad. He doesn't learn basics because the AI does it for him. He can be told "hey you have this physics principal wrong" but he will ignore you... until the AI tells him the same thing an hour later. He said we'd just use AI to write the code for our robot project, I told him the AI would need to know every wire connection and all kinds of other stuff, and that it also likely wouldn't do well with writing the code. His answer was that I should just trust it because it got him through xyz classes with no effort. That's nice, but I'm paying to learn, there is no value in my education if I use AI as a method of not having to do any work. He uses it for literally everything and doesn't learn from it, and doesn't make sure it actually knows what it is talking about. He asks it about our project and it answers as though we are building at scale, considerations that are of no value because we are building something that weighs a pound not something that weighs a ton. When it writes code it often needs hours of debugging in order to work properly. The other day when he was trying to get AI to fix our code, I beat the AI to the solution! So at that point, I am learning, gaining experience, and I still was faster than the AI in finding a solution. If that is the case, what is the value of AI?
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Let's eat, Grandpa!
Let's eat Grandpa!
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"Almost nobody uses it." I think this realization should render the evocative comma incorrect. Language evolves, and it's clear this is a vestigial piece of grammar that's no longer necessary or "the correct way."
I don't think anyone wants a proofreader that makes their work seem antiquated.
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If you want to proofread with a bot, you should hard code all grammar rules into it. And give it access to a dictionary.
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Literally my favorite YouTuber
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If no one uses a comma after "hi", then a comma does not belong after "hi". Technically.
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But, if I casually greet a person as "Hi Thomas!", the comma would feel like there is a slight dramatic pause.
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I am all over the place when it comes to putting comas after hello and such but I do feel a program to correct gramar should have correct grammar. It’s not just apple with this issue obviously but they are the ones using this in actual advertising.
Love the subtitles. Very creative and fits the mood
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Why not just program a proof-reading application tested by english majors
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If nobody uses it, then it's obviously wrong. Proof readers are just slow on the uptake.
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The rules of language are the rules we use. AI should follow these rules, which it clearly is. I don’t see why you want it to follow something no one does
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If nobody uses the comma, then it shouldn't do that either. Language is what people speak, not what prescriptive rules state. Descriptivism.
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Proofreading is like the ONE thing AI shouldn't do.
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Popular opinion always change’s grammar otherwise you will have zero people who care.
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For those still confused, try using the greeting, "What's Up, Tom?" Now the difference for the vocative comma is whether you are greeting Tom, or are curious about an object possibly stuck "up" Tom.
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Yeah having an AI proofread based on the internet is insanity.
The AI trained on Reddit is like "You forgot to end your message with 'AITA?"
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@asmonet
3 weeks ago
Yep. Subscribing based on the Tiffany short before looking at anything else was the right move. Love it here.
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