My guess as to why the DCU movies have such high audience scores is that for 5-10 years it's only been the die hard fans who have bothered.

Meanwhile Dutch Techno artists are like:

Kankerdikke Natte Tering Visstick

The brigading on Captain Marvel and Black Panther are obvious.

You seem to be assuming that the "audience" is one homogenous entity, and not different groups of people for each movie. It's far more likely that the people who gave Black Adam a high rating are people who are already DC enthusiasts who may well also dislike MCU movies, rather than this being one netural group of people who have all given their ratings to all the movies on the chart. It shows that some people like all the movies; it does not show that "audiences like both".

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What level are those tests on?

Agree. OP did post a larger fully labelled version, but this one really does "amplify" the color blue's clustering with the increase in labels. This one's a faulty visualization.

What are those numbers? I doubt there is only 600something songs called Intro...

Looks a bit misleading having all the well received DCEU films unlabelled. Makes it look like all the blue is bottom left.

But it looks like audiences generally like both.

Critic's are the ones who seem to show a clear preference.

I don't understand what in this data supports anything you are saying.

Can't see the difference between the green and the yellow

Those English literature majors will end up having the last laugh...

Or there’s just more of it online and available to GPT to absorb because it’s fairly new.

Crazy how the pareto system is displayed even here

I actually thought the fact that they tried to differentiate themselves from Marvel by having all their movies being dark and gritty was the biggest problem. Along with being actually physically dark to the point you can't see what's happening. I would follow the early Marvel pattern of each hero having his own story style for individual movies, with rare teamup movie. Batman movies should always feel a bit film noir and Batman should get his hands dirty on occasion. But heros like Superman or the Flash should have fun and uplifting stories and should always find a way to be fully good.

I hate the way education is procured, it doesn't ask of students to understand how to use educational materials in ways that dont involve students just ripping off lectures/last year's works and turning it in as-is.

Super frustrating, but interested in seeing it lead into Idiocracy.

Now that you said it, I see them too. Could be because of the darker numbers stand out more.

Interesting, thanks!

oo I already use the plateform

this could be sick

Certainly inspired by it.

Fuck me, NWH is the most popular MCU with the audience ??? God the marvel fans will eat any garbage as long as it tickles their nostalgia bone

>It's an algorithm trained to mimic human output from a prompt.

This is an over-simplification, the whole deal with ChatGPT and GPT-4 is that they weren't just trained on huge quantities of unlabelled human text, they were also specifically trained to be "aligned" to desirable properties like truth-telling.

What level of correlation would make a critic "good" at their job in this case? I would expect some divergence between the "quality" of the art and popular appeal. Plenty of us love trashy, awful movies.

Or, the audience voting is highly partisan and people who love/hate either DC or Marvel turn out in great numbers to either inflate the scores of bad movies that they approve of, or to review-bomb arguably better movies that they disapprove of. In case of Captain Marvel, not so much because of their feelings towards the MCU.

As somebody currently studying for board exams it would be a lot more difficult for the AI to get the question right. Questions are more integration based, with pt med history, radiographs, meds…

There can be sections were it would excel if it’s straightforward pharmacology or medicine.