I Asked AI for Spoilers on Books I Gave Up On!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ต.ค. 2024
- Hey Booktube, with AI becoming more and more popular I thought it would be fun to try and get spoilers on the endings of the books I couldn't finish since it was requested. I thought ChatGPT would be useful at least for mystery, thriller and horror books... good thing we still have Goodreads lol
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hi :) I think that the better place for explanations and spoilers about books is Reddit. After reading some books (Bunny for example), I went there to see if I truly understand what the f was going on 😂
I have to agree with the others commenting, really not a fan of videos using AI (even just for fun prompts) 😅. Just the overall things about AI being trained on stolen content and the bad environmental factors... 😬
While AI can be great for scientific purposes, banalizing the use of AI will only make companies create more AI softwares and more AI training is very bad for the environment. While the video idea is fun, I would leave AI only for good things like scientific research.
Was AI helpful in spoiling book endings? No.
Did Chat GPT even answer me? Not really.
Safe to say I won’t be replaced by AI yet lol
I think the free version of ChatGPT only has data going back before 3/4 years to the current time, so it might explain why newer novels aren't in its database.
Besides the old data issue, you need to keep in mind that Chat GPT is based on a language model; it's trained to give you answers that are correct in terms of grammar/vocabulary/etc but they may not be factually correct, so it's always a good idea to double-check the answers.
Nope. I once tried to ask about Cain's Jawbone and it feigned ignorance. I dont think its designed to reveal spoilers.
Loving the purple background! Love this concept because I often give up on books but still want to know the ending
The Perfect Marriage is so much worse (lots of spoilers coming) because half of the book is told from her perspective and in her thoughts she repeatedly wonders if her husband did actually kill his mistress.
She also has a kid with her coworker. She thinks constantly about how much she hates this ugly coworker, and she’s already having an affair with him you just don’t know yet. This coworker is also related to the Mistress’s ex husband or whatever which is why he helps the plan.
The husband gets the death penalty and she stays married to him until he’s executed even though she’s with her coworker and marries him like the day after her husband is executed, and you find out the wife also killed her mom as a teenager but made it look like an overdose.
It’s a horrible mess of a book and I loved a different book by the author so I was so excited for this one.
ngl i wish youtubers would stop using this as a cute lil quirky moment cause it is quite literally stealing, harming the environment and you don't even get a good result at the end.
How is AI harming the environment? 'm genuinely curious to know.
@@TurningPages_byArooj From what I know they run on giant computer farms so they use a lot of energy and since most energy comes from non renewable sources (fossil fuels, oil, natural gas, and coal) it is then bad for the environement.
@@Gniagetthat’s how an internet service is provided by companies such as google but that does not explain how specifically AI harms environment… I’m not targeting you. I’m genuinely asking as a lot of people here have commented the same thing. And I don’t see the connection of it.
One of the reasons I subscribe and watch you more than other booktubers (aside from your accent being nice to hear) is how you point out the misogyny in so many books and why it is so unnecessary. It really got me to pay more attention and not just noticing the overtly misogynistic authors out there but the ones who try to bury it in rhetoric etc., thank you Emily. Also I’m a fan of some Stephen King (I didn’t like Apt Pupil) and if you do try again, please read The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon. That is one you might actually enjoy plus it’s a quick read
I read the girl who loved Tom Gordon when I was a teenager I freaked out so much I didn't read Stephen King ever again. It was great but too much for me!
Idk if chatGPT is reliable, would be better to use wikipedia
As a rule I don't let myself watch videos at that hour but this video notification is testing me... What a concept, can't wait to watch (tomorrow, i gotta be strong!)!
To me what happens in a book is not as important as the way that happens
The sheer range of facial expressions in this video lmao I never knew there were so many ways to express being fed up
I also do that when I do not want to finish a book, I read a summary and the end to see if I have missed anything 😅
About the sexism, I have read books from the 19th century far more respectful towards women then from the early 2000’s so… also feminism is not something that popped up 10 years ago, come on!
Love the video ❤
Thanks for the fun video!
I tried too and chatgpt kept inventing the end of the book, with random characters and a generic plot twist 😂 (it was fun to read though)
To get a proper answer, I had to first ask it about the publication details of the book to be sure it acknowledge the real book (and the right one), and THEN ask for spoilers, which it simply collected from various reviews sites 🙂
A caution to have with AI: it is a TOOL collecting data; you need to learn to use it properly, otherwise you'll get false info. 🙃
It will create things out of nowhere. We used chatgpt in Uni to see how badly it works, would give a scientific paper so it could explain, summarize or something, it would say things that weren't even there.
My uses of Chat GPT are down to translation only - I have to be fluent in 4 languages at work. When I get stuck in one language, Chat GPT is the hero in a cape.
But every other job I wanted to use Chat GPT for was utter bs. It's just making answers up.
I wouldn't trust it with anything I cannot controle. As I know all those languages, I see the quality of the translations.
But I wouldn't rely on any book review, if I hadn't read the book myself.
King has this thing of just putting these kinds of things in his books for no reason. I have so many of his bc i like the ideas & dont want to get rid of them without trying so today i made up a 'Kingo' ( king bingo) with all these awful tropes & will see how many i get a bingo at lol
FYI: just saw that Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried are set to star in the movie adaptation of “The Housemaid” by Frieda McFadden. Why?!?😮 Maybe they’ll make it interesting…
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I picked up a Michael Crichton book at a library book sale. It contains Andromeda Strain, The Great Train Robbery & The Terminal Man. I'm hoping they're good. If not I paid less than a dollar for it.
Thank you for letting me know which books to avoid.
I love the purple sweater and background.
Not mystery thriller but a cozy quirky mystery fantasy 'The frugal wizard's handbook for surviving medieval england' by Brandon Sanderson. A fun read.
Don't misinterpret this bit it was really funny when you leaned back on your chair while petting Clawdia bc you looked like a villain which is like in line with the vibe of the video talking shit about books 😂😂 I mean this in the best way possible 😂
By interacting with AI you feed it knowledge. It's not now that you'll be replaced, but at this pace it WILL happen. Besides the climate effects , AI has threatened a lot of people's livelihoods. I watch you for years already and I've always loved your videos, but I'm afraid this is the first time I'll comment my disagreement. I am disappointed given how it's been a big discussion in a lot of circles including writing /reading spaces and I hope at least with the community responses there's going to be more awareness and you can use your platform to deter people from using it
Well, if AI or chatGPT doesn't give all the answers, maybe students will have to read what they are assigned and do the work. Maybe. 🤔
Cool video. You made me laugh.🙂
It seems they don't know about SparkNotes 😂
@@Chitownreaderit’s weird. They don’t! I told them about Cliff Notes in the 80s and they never made the connection 😂
If people cheat, they cheat themselves more than anything else.
Honestly you'd be surprised, many many many women were "okay" with all the sexism (because they lacked education and perspective) but yes a lot of women back in the day didn't believe that a wife can be graped in a marriage, or in abuse, that's how they were raised so they believed they deserved it. And that's why this stuff is in the books from couple years ago, it was the "norm".
Doesn’t chat gpt basically work as a conversational search engine? I’m wondering if it’s long non-answers are bc it couldn’t find anyone spoiling the actual book, and it didn’t have access to the full text. Like classics are typically discussed enough that it’s easy to find the end, but new releases, esp mystery thrillers might be trickier? Just a guess
Yeah, Michael Crichton is a climate change denialist, which strikes me as strange since he put a lot of science in his books.
i read the housemaid on by her and enjoyed it in the way that you enjoy shitty over the top tv every now and then but i have don’t see myself ever getting the desire to read from Mcfadden again. but she has a lot of books and i think a spoiler series with her stuff could be fun! same with ruth ware - her stuff just gets less and less good with ever book (imo) so spoilers for her stuff could also be fun!
Did you know that every 5 to 50 chatgpt prompts uses about 16 oz of water? AI is incredibly bad for the environment. I hope this does not become a trend.
wait what?? how so? please elaborate i am so concerned😭
i’d love to read about this - do you have any articles/sources you could share the link for?
@@picklejuice2 look up ChatGPT water usage. Article I read from the AP news site
@gurbanimahajan3337 AI generates a lot of heat. A lot of heat will ruin the computers that the AI runs on (in the data centers not the users hardware), so you need to cool it down. A way to efficiently do so is to use a water coolant system so that the water absorbs the heat and carries it away.
Yes!!! Let alone the crazy water usage, the majority of the time the companies with AI are literally buying water rights away from people living in rural communities!!! People don't have water because of this!
I tried that with a Frida McFadden and chat gpt book and she told me the wrong killer three times.
I did google Benjamin Lay and now I feel a bit better about humanity lol
How bad it is, that even ai and chat gpt is founding excuses for a men’s misogyny or sexiste behavior… I’m genuinely scared 😭
Some general thoughts:
One reason you have much better luck with classics versus these newer books, is because the classics will be in the public domain and we’re likely in the training data for these AI platforms. It’s much less likely that a newer would be in the public domain or would be available to be used for training.
I think one reason that Frieda has become so popular is because a lot of people use Kindle unlimited or prime reading and don’t get books from other places. In general, a lot of those books are lower quality or self published, so it might be the best of what is available on those platforms, but they aren’t getting the stuff that has actually been at least edited.
For Larry Niven, he’s very conservative. He was an advisor for Reagan (🤮) and is a part of a think tank now. one thing he proposed (IN 2007?!?) was spreading rumors that hospitals were harvesting organs from the Latinx community so they would be less likely to go to hospitals and healthcare costs would go down.
SPOILERS FOR DO NOT DISTURB BY MCFADDEN :
She did the same thing in another one of her books where you get a POV character, and you don’t get a key piece of the information. In that one a woman is on the run after killing her husband accidentally, and her sister is searching for her. You get the POV of the sister for like half the book and she talks about how worried she is, and one of the twists at the end is that the sister wants to kill the missing woman. It just doesn’t make sense that we were in their head for so long and the thought patterns don’t align with the true motive. It’s bad writing and it’s stupid.
EJ in never lie is not the husband 😅 it was not that obvious hahah, but she is the psychopath character without a name and yes the husband is a murderer too so they lived happily ever after
Emily no.
i didn’t know chatgpt had content sensors?!
My YT premium gives me access to an AI tool that can summerize videos, you could find a long indepth video review and read a (pretty good but not great) summary. It's not perfect but it sets most things right, and seems to be a lot less cagey with it's answers.
The fact that people enjoy terrible books is a reflection of a failing education system and the decline of societal values... Everything is instant-instant gratification, news delivered in a 15-second reel. People have stopped introspecting; people have stopped assimilating things. It is all the reel, TikTok culture. Authors are doing fan service by writing shallow, vapid books with no depth in stories or characters. Books and reading have become aesthetic. I cringe when I see people flocking to bookstores just for the aesthetic appeal of the books.
There have been a lot of super popular badly written books for centuries lol. It's not anything new. People were enjoying those in the 90s and in 1800s. You probably have only heard of classic old novels that have stood the test of time, but they don't reflect most of what was published.
This is such a fun idea! Too bad it didn’t work, I could’ve used it for books I never finished 😂
I enjoyed A Perfect Marriage. Loved the twists.
This is not to be annoying but if you Emily and your followers are interested in TH-camrs talking about AI I would recommend watching Internet Today. They regularly make videos about it and I think they do a good job while also being funny people. Just my 2 cents. Hope you are doing good.
Tips for using AI: You need to be VERY specific about what you are asking. Also, tell it how long you want the response to be. Keep in mind that for these type of questions it is essentially searching the internet for responses to your questions and collating that so if there isn't an answer somewhere online, then it wont be able to provide an accurate response.
AI can be a very useful tool for certain situations but you need to figure out how to use it.
I LOVE THIS CONCEPT WAY TOO MUCH
This was a fun video❤
This was fun!! Another video like this please 🤞🏻
Definitely gonna be using thissss