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Sad, but he left his mark with great music and videos that I grew up with, so the only disappointment is being limited in doing anything in the future music related. I guess his acting part in Back to the Future came full circle.
Btw, anyone notice the mistake? I read right past it the first time since I "saw" what I expected to see. Lost his hearing in the right ear, relied solely on his right ear. Stop using AI for proofing!
Im afraid you’re just too darn loud
Sports was the first cassette I played so much that I wore it out. I was so happy when I found a cd of it.
Maybe they should have, since this is definitely something it picks up.
My input was “what is wrong with this text if any”
Claude 3.5
Either way, losing hearing as a musician must suck extra.
losing*
Right, indeed. 😊
You may have led it to look for wrong things. What if you just input the text and ask it to proofread it. Sometimes having a more neutral prompt allows the LLM to lapse more in its predictive nature.
I mean it could have been a human that missed it too. Like I said, when glancing over it myself I didn't see the right part, I just comprehended it was the other ear. The brain is weird.
Totally, I missed it until someone pointed it out in the comments, assumptions about a “consistent world” are kind of baked in. Your brain might implicitly flip it just to make sense.