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Maggie Appleton

What Maggie Appleton thinks about LLMs

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Designer, anthropologist and illustrator who writes about the web, tools for thought and generative AI on her digital garden at maggieappleton.com. Her 2022 essay "The Dark Forest and Generative AI" put the reverse Turing test -- proving you are not a language model -- into the vocabulary of the independent web.

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  1. These new models are poised to flood the web with generic, generated content.

    ↗The Dark Forest and Generative AImaggieappleton.com 1st of 8 in this piece

  2. Easier said than done, but one of the best ways to prove you’re not a predictive language model is to demonstrate critical and sophisticated thinking.

    ↗The Dark Forest and Generative AImaggieappleton.com 5th of 8 in this piece

  3. We have designed a system that automates a standardised way of writing. We have codified la langue at a specific point in time.

    ↗The Dark Forest and Generative AImaggieappleton.com 7th of 8 in this piece