The A.I. got the idea right but the execution was very poorly. It needed more usage of the old English literature with more complexity. Anyways, this was interesting to learn.
I'm a writer and poet, though I didn't really write poetry in high school, I remember how critical it was impressed on us by our teachers not to plagiarize (including theses and book reports). That must be so much more difficult now for teachers. I imagine every teacher from English to History has to do exactly this for all their assignments to see which students might have similarly seached and used chat gpt. Man (as pedestrian as this is) their jobs just got a lot harder.
This was really fun to analyze! You are right - the AI is only good at doing more general and non-controversial things. This is why many people have used it to write children’s fiction and picture books (with adjustments, of course). I love how you sprinkled tidbits of historical and mythological stuff here - I didn’t know the Norse didn’t believe in the spirit, and that Einharjar are in body. I first encountered the concept in an old video game, Valkyrie Profile (which obviously wasn’t meant to be well-researched, just fantasy inspired by Norse myth), and the Einherjar were more like ghosts. Or so they seemed to me as a child…but one of them does die a second time so he did have a solid body. So hey, I guess they did do their research!
Thank you so much for watching! Ah that's a great point! I didn't know about the game, that sounds fun. Yes, him dying a second time sounds legit. Draugr are more like zombies than ghosts - they don't attack humans unless they're desecrating their graves, but they're usually single-minded, in that they either come to warn someone about something or they simply do repetitive things like walk around or cook (this is what an undead woman does in a saga xD)
"By a power metal band" 😂 That's a good comparison. I agree, power metal often lacks the emotion and artistry of other metal genres when it comes to lyrics, they sound rigid and expositional. The fantasy or historical inspired ones are way too focused on setting/topic instead of the literary aspect.
If AI is so far behind Dani we are still safe.
The moment it starts writing like Dani, we know humanity stands no more chance 😆
The A.I. got the idea right but the execution was very poorly. It needed more usage of the old English literature with more complexity. Anyways, this was interesting to learn.
Exactly. I should've put that in the prompt.
I'm a writer and poet, though I didn't really write poetry in high school, I remember how critical it was impressed on us by our teachers not to plagiarize (including theses and book reports). That must be so much more difficult now for teachers.
I imagine every teacher from English to History has to do exactly this for all their assignments to see which students might have similarly seached and used chat gpt.
Man (as pedestrian as this is) their jobs just got a lot harder.
This was really fun to analyze! You are right - the AI is only good at doing more general and non-controversial things. This is why many people have used it to write children’s fiction and picture books (with adjustments, of course).
I love how you sprinkled tidbits of historical and mythological stuff here - I didn’t know the Norse didn’t believe in the spirit, and that Einharjar are in body. I first encountered the concept in an old video game, Valkyrie Profile (which obviously wasn’t meant to be well-researched, just fantasy inspired by Norse myth), and the Einherjar were more like ghosts. Or so they seemed to me as a child…but one of them does die a second time so he did have a solid body. So hey, I guess they did do their research!
Thank you so much for watching!
Ah that's a great point! I didn't know about the game, that sounds fun. Yes, him dying a second time sounds legit. Draugr are more like zombies than ghosts - they don't attack humans unless they're desecrating their graves, but they're usually single-minded, in that they either come to warn someone about something or they simply do repetitive things like walk around or cook (this is what an undead woman does in a saga xD)
He is the most talented lyricist and vocalist ever
Totally agree.
The generated lyrics sounded like they were composed by a power metal band. It lacked the human touch.
"By a power metal band" 😂 That's a good comparison. I agree, power metal often lacks the emotion and artistry of other metal genres when it comes to lyrics, they sound rigid and expositional. The fantasy or historical inspired ones are way too focused on setting/topic instead of the literary aspect.
i remember getting into metal as a kid and even then i cringed at the lyrics. Children of bodom and arch enemy come to mind, still love them though
AI-ul AI-ul, Io sunt io sunt AI-ul. Am algoritme, algo-algo-ritme, am algo-algo-ritme.
Are we human or are we dancer? ʕ•́ᴥ•̀ʔっ
That was the first think I did with Chat gpt almost a month ago. Hahaha
Ohh awesome! What prompt did you give it?
@@dr.metalhead5452 "write a poem in a Cradle of Filth style"
@@wagnerjunior6524 What did it choose to write about? And was it any good? 😄
@@dr.metalhead5452 Well, it was something about death but I can't quite recall any verses.