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Serious question: how do people think the ML models for Home, Alexa, Siri, etc are trained, if not with human labeling?
by amacneil 7y ago
Serious question: how do people think the ML models for Home, Alexa, Siri, etc are trained, if not with human labeling?
- arien 7y agoDoesn't mean you can use live data for tests. Should be opt-out by default, with the chance to opt-in if you wish to collaborate with your data.
- natch 7y agoApple pays real humans to enlist in research studies to collect data. That’s how they built FaceID for example. They have stated this publicly.
- pessimizer 7y agoPeople have never heard of ML. They think that there's a computer that listens to what they say, then does it. If they are interested in technical stories on tv news, they may think that what they say is sent to a computer at Amazon/Apple/Google/Wherever and the command is sent back; if they are not, they think that their phone is the computer. I mean, we've told them that we're on the verge of AI (and to fear it), and we can tell a two year old to do something and they do it without having to hire somebody to help them understand us.
- melkiaur 7y agoSerious question: how do you think Home, Alexa, Siri, etc were trained before coming to the market ? Another serious question: couldn't you ask ME to fix the data every so often (like the "improve this traduction" feature of google translate) ?
- la_barba 7y agoThe ethical way to do this is to pay a representative sample of your customers to come in and record their voice.