Dear @[G] igione,
I’m taking advantage of the late hour (and the fact that @[sfascia carrozze] is asleep) to express my, always respectful and servile (the boss is always right!) doubts about some of the new features introduced in version #armageddon.
I understand that we have to deal with A.I. and that not using it would be like wanting to go back to payphone tokens, and I must say that in some cases it even amuses me, and in others it surprises me quite a bit. For example, regarding reviews, on more than one occasion, I was amazed at how far it had come...
But this is exactly where the first snag appears: in some – rare I must say – passages it seems that A.I. didn’t fully grasp (naturally!), for example there is a "tette" translated as "breast" which in my opinion doesn’t quite capture the tone that "boobs" would. These are minor details but I tried to edit my translated text as I would do with the one in Italian, without being able to change this; shouldn’t I be able to edit my translated text just as I do with the untranslated one?
But that’s a minor issue, however when it comes to the short summaries of the reviews I disagree more strongly: they seem useless and even counterproductive to me (a cheat sheet that takes away the curiosity and desire to read the rest), but the real problem is that they look ugly! The A.I. is repetitive and (thankfully!) unable to catch illogicalities, disconnects, subtexts, ironies, sarcasms, and comedy (both intended and especially unintended) of certain writings that only DeBaser "guards" (with the feeling of sex) and which A.I. inevitably "normalizes!"
To make myself understood, here is how the A.I. presents the immortal Korn masterpiece that we all "guard" in our hearts: The black metal reaches very high peaks on this album.
Burzum, besides playing great metal, plays great music.
The review explores Burzum/Aske, a fundamental black metal album that balances dark emotions like fear, hate, and anger with refined musical technique. While not Varg Vikernes' absolute masterpiece, the record shows great emotional power and related ambient sounds. The author appreciates Burzum's music as a broader work, going beyond traditional metal, highlighting deep philosophical and artistic references. The final rating is high, confirming the project's quality.
I’d say the A.I. didn’t understand a thing!! asino: disaccordo: quore:
I’m taking advantage of the late hour (and the fact that @[sfascia carrozze] is asleep) to express my, always respectful and servile (the boss is always right!) doubts about some of the new features introduced in version #armageddon.
I understand that we have to deal with A.I. and that not using it would be like wanting to go back to payphone tokens, and I must say that in some cases it even amuses me, and in others it surprises me quite a bit. For example, regarding reviews, on more than one occasion, I was amazed at how far it had come...
But this is exactly where the first snag appears: in some – rare I must say – passages it seems that A.I. didn’t fully grasp (naturally!), for example there is a "tette" translated as "breast" which in my opinion doesn’t quite capture the tone that "boobs" would. These are minor details but I tried to edit my translated text as I would do with the one in Italian, without being able to change this; shouldn’t I be able to edit my translated text just as I do with the untranslated one?
But that’s a minor issue, however when it comes to the short summaries of the reviews I disagree more strongly: they seem useless and even counterproductive to me (a cheat sheet that takes away the curiosity and desire to read the rest), but the real problem is that they look ugly! The A.I. is repetitive and (thankfully!) unable to catch illogicalities, disconnects, subtexts, ironies, sarcasms, and comedy (both intended and especially unintended) of certain writings that only DeBaser "guards" (with the feeling of sex) and which A.I. inevitably "normalizes!"
To make myself understood, here is how the A.I. presents the immortal Korn masterpiece that we all "guard" in our hearts: The black metal reaches very high peaks on this album.
Burzum, besides playing great metal, plays great music.
The review explores Burzum/Aske, a fundamental black metal album that balances dark emotions like fear, hate, and anger with refined musical technique. While not Varg Vikernes' absolute masterpiece, the record shows great emotional power and related ambient sounds. The author appreciates Burzum's music as a broader work, going beyond traditional metal, highlighting deep philosophical and artistic references. The final rating is high, confirming the project's quality.
I’d say the A.I. didn’t understand a thing!! asino: disaccordo: quore:
lector
5 jun 00:31
DeRank ™: 27,00
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