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Image for when they fix it / take it down / rewrite history:
probably had AI generate the form. Gonna be real funny when the AI regulating the market does a little oopsy doopsy decimal hallucination.
S and D are next to each other on a keyboard, ai doesn't make typos like that.
I assumed AI would make typos like that if it were trained on the prose of millions of idiots who also make typos like that.
Reddit / forums are not the sole source of AI training, there's also huge swaths of books, magazines, academic content, news articles, etc. LLMs are also designed to deal with typos, if 97% of people spell it "United" and 3% spell it "Unites" given that context / surrounding text, it'll handle it.
It does. At least Cursor does via Composer. If you talk to it with grammatical errors, he will reply with grammatical errors sometimes.
It's hillarious to me
I think it's because it tries to match your tone, aka the autocomplete bro autocompletes everything, including mistakes.
Now that is what I call some Super (Idiot) Intelligence-SII- pronounced sigh...
I wish LLMs made that kind of mistake. Maybe then people wouldn't have started blindly trusting them almost immediately.
Nah, AI doesn't make any typos. That's one thing it's genuinely good at.
If AI mis-spells one word enough, it will think THAT is the correct spelling and keep mis-spelling it AND auto-correct your spelling.
Then, much later, it will be put into the dictionary as the mis-spelled word.
Then the spelling will be correct. AI is playing the long game.
I was thinking it was being transcribed from something said verbally and going from the way donnie pronounces stuff with all the s'es. Probably when his uppers are wearing off.
"Godsh blessths sheh yunited schtatesh"