> Let's try to talk about the possibility of creating a new website with
an AI trained on the C++ papers, rather than discussing whether AI is
good or bad or whatever.

There's nothing to discuss. If you think that would be useful, make it.

As others have pointed out, google is more than sufficient most of the
time, especially since these are technical subjects which typically have
easily searchable technical terms. One trick you can use is to add "site:
https://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/" to your google
search. If you want an AI tool for searching, you're free to make such a
thing but evidently the interest from others on this mailing list is
minimal.

Cheers,
Jeremy

On Fri, May 9, 2025 at 7:11 AM Frederick Virchanza Gotham via Std-Proposals
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> On Fri, May 9, 2025 at 11:23 AM Andrey Semashev wrote:
> >
> > > Dude you need to start living in the real world. It's absolutely
> > > mind-blowing some of the stuff that ChatGPT is coming out with lately
> > > . . . I've been flabbergasted at some of the output. I took my two
> > > favourite poems and fed them in, and asked it to mix them together
> > > into one poem, and it came back with pure beauty. Not just art though,
> > > it comes out with some impressive technical content.
> >
> > Did the output have any substance to it or was it just beautifully rhymed
> > garbage?
>
>
> I experienced a mildly-overwhelming emotional reaction to the poetic
> suggestion that two people in love with each other are willingly
> "forever lost" but we're getting off topic here. You'd need to read
> the full poem to know what I'm talking about. Sort of like how you
> have to read the entirety of "Among School Children" by Yeats to
> really get hit by the line about the dancer toward the end. But
> suffice to say it wasn't garbage. If you want to read the entire poem
> then ask ChatGPT to make a mixture of "Cloths of Heaven" by Yeats,
> with "Invisible Kisses" by Lemn Sissay. Can't say for certain it will
> give you the exact same output it gave me, but it will be good.
>
> Let's try to talk about the possibility of creating a new website with
> an AI trained on the C++ papers, rather than discussing whether AI is
> good or bad or whatever.
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