Yes, specifically a prompt about Thomas Bayes generated the caption "Bay of Tayees" and the theory was that "Bayes" got corrupted to "Bay of" because of maps.
I agree that this shows a focus on the appearance of the words rather than their meaning.
In the spirit of that article, I wonder what DALL-E would spit out if you ask for "GilaWhamm" - probably images of scary medieval-looking men wielding scary medieval cutting weapons?
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Yes, specifically a prompt about Thomas Bayes generated the caption "Bay of Tayees" and the theory was that "Bayes" got corrupted to "Bay of" because of maps.
I agree that this shows a focus on the appearance of the words rather than their meaning.
https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p/a-guide-to-asking-robo...
In the spirit of that article, I wonder what DALL-E would spit out if you ask for "GilaWhamm" - probably images of scary medieval-looking men wielding scary medieval cutting weapons?
I like how psychology (or at least behavioural studies) is edging closer to being relevant in computer science.