Today 4:43 am
Figurative Language:Vegas » Yesterday, 9:53 pm » wrote: ↑ @Blackvegetable
As you all know, the **** incessantly posts crap that has already been debunked. For example, that VF pic of who he thinks is Trump in drag. Been debunked already...but that doesn't keep him from making an *** out of himself even further by continuing to post it anyway.
His most recent debunked post is:
According to the ****, he provided a text and AI's reply was this. He presents it as if it was his level of writing that AI was responding to.
One problem...I proved that he manipulated his prompt to say that.
So, here is my challenge:
If the **** provides the text that he entered to get that response from AI, then I will manipulate the prompt to say that it is at most a 6th grade level writing. Thereby proving that we can make AI say anything we want about anything.
Stakes: No banning. If I prove it, then he has to write the following, and pin it. Otherwise he gets sentenced to the water cooler room for a day...aka solitary confinement.
And of course, if I can't, then it applies to me.
The passage explicitly uses and distinguishes between literal and figurative comparisons, requiring the reader to understand nuanced language.
Conclusion
Based on standard readability formulas (like Flesch-Kincaid), the text would likely score in the "difficult to read" range, typically associated with an audience of university graduates or professionals in a specialized field. It is not suitable for a general audience (which usually reads at an 8th-grade level) without significant effort and external knowledge.