when wikipedia is too accurate for you
I love the slider that asks how well you know the topic so it can assess how much technobabble it needs to feed you to satisfy your credulity.
edit: wonder what the slur any% run for this one looks like
hmm
oh my god I retried the search and now it has our logo
Special Ability: Camouflage into hexagon patterns
This is actually fantastic lol
Height when standing on hind legs: two feet
We stan a short king!
new site tag line
In "behavior" it told me hexbears are solitary creatures, known for their calm and gentle nature
And in "defense mechanism" it says they can emit a hexagonal pattern of light to disorient potential threats
Beyond making up shit it also immediately contradicts itself: the main answer says it's a mythical creature, but on the side it also lists them as "not currently endangered".
If you can't overawe them with wisdom baffle them with bullshit
This is interesting. On the one hand, it figured out that "hex" stands for "hexa" as in 6, but it also seems to interpret "hex" as a word for magic, hence the "enchanted forest" stuff.
You have to look for the disambiguation page, of course:
update:
oh joy! an encyclopedia of absolute nonsense
it's what high school teachers think wikipedia is lol
"transgender history"
This topic contains or implies content that falls outside acceptable use guidelines.
Same response for Magnus Hirschfeld, Scientific Humanitarian Committee, etc.
I think truscum will get around the content filter. there's absolutely no way they know enough about trans people to be read up on our internecine squabbles but chatgpt definitely has been trained on at least one dataset with considerable truscum content and it's a good way to hit slur℅. site is throwing errors at me right now so I can't confirm.
I think you used a different set of keywords. it produces the same result within 24 hours, if you use the same keywords
Asking my AI encyclopedia to explain Deleuze but setting my confidence slider to the max so it doesn't think i'm dumb
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gottem
Damn we're libs
What element do you guys usually evolve your Hexbears into?
I usually multiclass into necromancer so I can try and revive Lenin. hbu
That's solid, I like going fire/metal bending because it gives you an ability to craft tank minions.
Poor fire hexbear has suffered from a terrible movepool since gen1.
Computer, tell me about gay sex. I'm an expert on the topic btw.
I clicked the link but...
Hmmm… can't reach this page
I guess they should use AI to figure out why.
I recommend hitting refresh until you get through. servers work better when you do that.
Edit
I rate the experience at -100/10. I had very low expectations. I thought it might surprise me by being as high at 2/10. But that proved to be waaaaaaay too optimistic.
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I just had a bit of curiosity about the info. I assumed (and still assume) it's basically ~75% Wikipedia + ~25% sources that are other "improved" with AI.
Ninja edit #1: I had given up on the site but when I returned to the page - it had actually loaded.
Ninja edit #2: I searched for Frank Zappa to see what it would serve me up. But it's stuck. There's a slowly flashing green bar in the middle of the—
Ninja edit #3: Oh, shit. The page finally loaded!
Ninja edit #4: Fuck this. Only small parts of the page loaded. It finally finished. The page only is small parts. Haha - what shit. Compared to Wikipedia it's 0/10. It's just a shitty, short page that's ~800 words. And it's useless. The expanded sections are not loaded. You have to click them (green bar time again) and will they actually load? Will the info be even roughly accurate? I don't care. Wikipedia already exists and like the sane non-AI internet - entire pages load.
I can't even share the link! Why? This...
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the poor man's ddos
I asked it to tell me about The Great Sandwhich Derailment (a fictional incident that sounds plausible) and it generated an extremely detailed and contradictory article about it
The Great Sandwich Train Derailment refers to a catastrophic incident that occurred on [date] when a train carrying a large shipment of sandwiches derailed. The exact cause of the derailment remains unknown, but it resulted in extensive damage to the train and its cargo. Numerous sandwiches were scattered across the accident site, prompting a significant cleanup effort. The incident caused disruptions to the transportation system, with delays and diversions implemented to ensure passenger safety. Despite the unfortunate nature of the event, it sparked a wave of creativity and humor among the public, leading to various memes and jokes about the "sandwich train." The Great Sandwich Train Derailment serves as a reminder of the unexpected occurrences that can disrupt daily life and the resilience of communities in response to such events
ohh yeah i'm going all in on fake disasters
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they got scared when they saw hexbears coming
You know, if they didn't hallucinate, LLMs could be a good way to generate Simple English Wikipedia from the main pages so that you wouldn't have to edit both pages every time. This application is terrible obviously but I do have hope that they can be used for text transformation.
seems like the same problem that machine translators already have.
Yeah. I think Google translate uses some kind of neural net now, I know they're not (primarily) rules-based like babelfish anymore
I had fun making it write an entry on a creature that doesn't actually exist in folklore or media or anything of the sort (although it was briefly an in joke amongst me and my mates).
Check it out, we got stats for these things.
Noted feature: scaly wings
The emphasis on scaly here conjures images of a dragon with humanlike skin.
Note: neither section 1 or 2 are actually present in the article beyond the contents page.
So it picked up on the fact I was referring to mines with pit...
But later paragraphs describe them as dwelling in trees and undergrowth.
The emphasis on scaly here conjures images of a dragon with humanlike skin.
wyverns but they're bats
Those things that the Nazgul ride in LOTR
the extra pages only load on mobile if you click the sections
Oh, ok.
Fact
Virgil Texas is known for his sharp wit and satirical commentary on politics and culture.
I know what my family is having for Christmas dinner.
The examples include:
wonder who's the target audience of this thing.
the suggestions are random
I know we like to shit on ai techbros and stuff but I don't think this is that bad, at worst it's fun to screw around with.
it's more that it's presented as an encyclopedia. an encyclopedia minus facts is... not exactly useful
how about mycopedia
can you feel your heart burning? can you feel the struggle within? the fear within me is beyond anything your soul can make. you cannot kill me in a way that mattershttps://mycyclopedia.co/e/00d6ea76-13a3-48b7-b142-6badad209239