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Yes, but to offset that, many a.i. in English were also made outside of English-speaking regions, in what one assumes to be proportional degree. This is probab
by Blikkentrekker 5y ago
Yes, but to offset that, many a.i. in English were also made outside of English-speaking regions, in what one assumes to be proportional degree.
This is probably why there is more variance when searching for English terms as wel, as a Lingua Franca. If I search “house” I do see some styles of architecture not commonly found in Anglo-Saxon nations, whereas all occurrences of “huis” do seem to be situated in the Netherlands.
- sangnoir 5y ago> many a.i. in English were also made outside of English-speaking regions Different regions, yes - but where did the training and benchmark datasets come from? AI research is surprisingly monocultural (or use "standardized benchmarks" if you're feeling charitable). Not too long ago, there was a paper posted on HN that showed that a bunch of the datasets contain mislabeled data, which means a lot of "different" models are encoding similar biases.