3 ms·
Of course it's unethical and insane. But the point is that people are going to look at the performance numbers for the model, and if they look good, they're not
by rcthompson 9y ago
Of course it's unethical and insane. But the point is that people are going to look at the performance numbers for the model, and if they look good, they're not going to ask how it was trained. So the fact that fiction writing was used to train the model will never come up in the discussion about whether to use it.
- AstralStorm 9y agoThe other question is what market will be for people who do not for well in most models? Will we get a freshly made new underclass? Just take a look at people called "Null" then multiply the problem thousand times across various systems with no central appeal.