Testing AI image descriptions

[RickLewis]

Disturbing image. "Mao, he's making eyes at me".

[Maia]

For comparison, could you ask this AI to describe the image again, using e-prime?

What does that mean? Using e-prime? I googled "e prime ai", Google only thinks it's an electric scooter.

Edit. Chat gpt knows what it means. It's apparently just a stipulation that you word things while avoiding all forms of the verb "to be".

It's hardly any different.

[Maia]

Disturbing image. "Mao, he's making eyes at me".

Sounds a bit messy.

[Flannel Jesus]

For comparison, could you ask this AI to describe the image again, using e-prime?

What does that mean? Using e-prime? I googled "e prime ai", Google only thinks it's an electric scooter.

Edit. Chat gpt knows what it means. It's apparently just a stipulation that you word things while avoiding all forms of the verb "to be".

It's hardly any different.

Yeah, seemed like it didnt' add much to this particular case. Maybe walker just wanted to look clever. I definitely can see that there might be situations where e-prime could be useful, but... this wasn't it.

[Walker]

What does that mean? Using e-prime? I googled "e prime ai", Google only thinks it's an electric scooter.

Edit. Chat gpt knows what it means. It's apparently just a stipulation that you word things while avoiding all forms of the verb "to be".

It's hardly any different.

Yeah, seemed like it didnt' add much to this particular case. Maybe walker just wanted to look clever. I definitely can see that there might be situations where e-prime could be useful, but... this wasn't it.

Just curious. I wanted to ask an honest question, free of pre-conceptions such as those that shape your maybe's, knowing that Maia would respond with an honest answer, without all the drama.

[Walker]

For comparison, could you ask this AI to describe the image again, using e-prime?

What does that mean? Using e-prime? I googled "e prime ai", Google only thinks it's an electric scooter.

Edit. Chat gpt knows what it means. It's apparently just a stipulation that you word things while avoiding all forms of the verb "to be".

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