Ontological slippage is when a meaning is changed without potentially knowing. this relates to when we talked about chatgpt regarding slippage. #hwa4 #wherethingsslip

i feel like ontological slippage means like when smth begins off to mean one meaning but then changes paths, means something else completely, turning into smth new. i've seen this in reality when rumors spread-- one person says smth then meaning shifts and somehow it changes! #hwa4 #wherethingsslip

I think ontological slippage is when something starts as one thing but shifts into something new. This is also something I see on social media, where a moment can start out as a private experience and turn into a show once it's shared online. #hwa4 #wherethingsslip

In my own media thinking, I can see like high likes on a post of mine and I can feel good, but if the numbers are lower I usually end up taking the post down. So then that distorts my reality of how I think people view me. #hwa4 #wherethingsslip

However now their purpose is somewhat turning into creating human like text or images or anything really. Because now it has become a problem that we sometimes cannot even tell what comes from AI vs. an actual human being. #hwa4 #wherethingsslip

Ontological slippage is when something that has one meaning begins to have another and somewhat shapes how you can view reality. This shows up when LLM's are brought up because their entire purpose is to use calculations and just predict based off of inputs. #hwa4 #wherethingsslip

An Antological slippage is a moment where the system reveals it limits. It can shift what is real. An example of this in my opinion is the poems we listened to. It felt made up and fake but also had meaning and dual meaning at that. #hwa4 #wherethingsslip

ontological slippage is when rules of how things are supposed to go start to shift and not work, just like how yingleshi creates both languages sound in one when you don't expect it to and this shows up in part 3 and AI is the example because we are given no context #hwa4 #wherethingsslip

#hwa4 #wherethingsslip We began to discuss ontological slippage around with GPT in general, around the ~38 minute mark. Although GPTs act like it, they don't actually understand what we're saying. Instead, they're perform, but sometimes that performance reveals something structurally/backstage

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I think ontological slippage is when the line between what something “is” starts getting messy. Translation does that because the original meaning can shift depending on who is hearing it, so theres always this gap between what was said and what ends up being understood. #hwa4 #wherethingsslip

discussion was the AI/LLM segment of part 3 and comes into my own media thinking where we may let it define what "real" is. #hwa4 #wherethingsslip

I would define ontological slippage as the gradual change between what was defined as real in one state at one time and its change into another state at another time. Basically a merging/change to a particular state and our impression of it itself as "real." The related #hwa4 #wherethingsslip

"ontological slippage" is when you melt between reality and the little corner of your brain where time stops. Things start to blur and become entirely different. This shows up when talking about GPT and how it plays a role in slippage now. #hwa4 #wherethingsslip

Ontological slippage means a time when the real meaning is a blur because there is a mix of many things happening. It shows up at 38:45 when we talk about chatgpt slippage. I feel this is true as i have witnessed this in some instances while asking for translation.

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I feel like ontological slippage is the idea of what a being means or the form of it being broken bit by bit just like in the translation of religious texts or my thoughts on the yingelishi texts #hwa4 #wherethingsslip

#hwa4 #wherethingsslip ontological slippage is when categories start to blur, things don't necessarily behave the way they "should", causing confusion about their Realness. Translation is a slippage, as there is a blur between what was actually said and how it is interpreted.

Ontological slippage is when categories blur, it’s like when something is starting to act like something else. I like to think about Ai when trying to explain it! When Ai makes mistakes or drifts and we can push back on it. #hwa4 #wherethingsslip

Ontological slippage is the blurring of lines defining what is real. It is when we break categories like genres to alter the meanings of different things. It relates to part three with AI and how we let it dictate what we find to be real based on its mistakes. #hwa4 #wherethingsslip

It showed up in part three talking about LLM models. How we correctly use limited resources to something creative. #hwa4 #wherethingsslip