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Artificial humor
Meant to be in Culture:Fun so I took the second best category... | |
2023 edit: IT'S THE COMMUNITY that makes the diff.
Original post:
A joke and humorous text creating app that learns from what
people truly think is funny, by watching videos and reading
books, and then working with communities of people trying
to assess what seems funny to them and then
creating
artificially funny texts and imagery accordingly.
It starts off of course with a very dry and serious person
speaking in a regular strict and super boring tone. And then
things start happening.
Here is what current AI humor looks like
https://www.youtube...watch?v=TflUhQooDrI
Before Artificial Humor [pashute, Mar 10 2021]
He wants us to understand
https://www.youtube...watch?v=BrNs0M77Pd4
But I want IT to understand [pashute, Mar 10 2021]
Blaine The Mono
https://darktower.f...iki/Blaine_the_Mono
Unfunny AI [UnaBubba, Mar 12 2021]
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AI doesn't work that way. |
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How will the algorithm distinguish between people laughing with
it and people laughing at it? |
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"Look; an algorithm trying to be funny: that's pretty funny. " |
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I'm pretty sure there are already joke bots; their jokes are as dire and nonsensical as you might expect. |
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I am pretty sure this is how I synthesized humour. |
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@pertinax asked: How will the algorithm... |
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The algorithm wont. The community will. |
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Blaine The Train, from Stephen King's "Gunslinger" series. |
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What I thought really bizarre was the TV adaptation wasn't bad. The books were - putting it mildly - abysmal. |
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The movie got 16% on Rotten Tomatoes. That takes effort. |
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If the audience score is enormously above the critic score on RT, it's a good movie. A sufficiently "diverse" movie will get an extra 2 stars from the critics after all other considerations and an insufficiently "diverse" one will lose two stars. Audience reviewers, on the other hand, want an entertaining movie, solid plot, and so forth. |
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The exception is Disney movies, for which the score is directly manipulated, and therefore does not provide any useful information at all. |
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edited with an emphasis on the community. |
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