willcb: models uniformly post slop unless pushed into self-revision loops
willcb · x · 2026-10-15
Responding to a discussion about AI-generated tweets, willcb argues models uniformly post slop unless placed in powerful self-revision loops that emphasize craft and intent, while expert human posters can do this on the fly. An attached screenshot shows a model dissecting how a single "this" links the Meta data-labeling debate to Google's hiring process in four characters, illustrating the economy of words in joke writing.
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