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> If a university has no way of determining whether an assignment was written by a human or an algorithm, existing grading systems lose any semblance of meritoc
by lucasmullens 7y ago
> If a university has no way of determining whether an assignment was written by a human or an algorithm, existing grading systems lose any semblance of meritocracy or fairness.
Just because it was hard to tell if it was written by an AI doesn't mean the paper succeeds at whatever the assignment was. All GPT-2 does is predict the next word. I don't see how this can be used to write a research paper.
- colorincorrect 7y agonot that i believe (or not) that this will eventually be feasible, but the dream is that if you feed an introductory paragraph (which includes a thesis) to the algo, it will be able to generate the next 4 paragraphs, which completes a 5 paragraph essay.
- TACIXAT 7y agoWhat I would be more interested in is feeding it a topic, it goes out and summarizes sources, then arranges those summaries to make a point. I'd actually really like this driving around. I could just have ai give me the tldr on topics I'm interested in.
- AlexCoventry 7y agoXLNet and Transformer-XL can maintain a memory of the last thousand or so tokens. The results are pretty remarkable. Check out the hallucinated Napoleonic-history wikipedia article at the bottom of https://arxiv.org/pdf/1901.02860.pdf https://arxiv.org/pdf/1901.02860.pdf