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AI is reflective of whatever you trained it on. So are people. But you can't build the perfect AI that reflects 100% of everyone's desires; no matter what you f
by coldcode 4y ago
AI is reflective of whatever you trained it on. So are people. But you can't build the perfect AI that reflects 100% of everyone's desires; no matter what you feed it some percentage of people will find it irritating or terrible. In the long run I see no solution to trying to make a perfect AI that satisfies everyone unless you eliminate or unify every individual's desires, which of course no one wants either. Maybe the best you can do is make multiple AI's with different training material and guardrails, then have them argue with each other.
- mistermann 4y agoAiming for perfection is guaranteed to fail, and is highly likely to discourage one from thinking it is possible to improve upon things substantially (like, 100%++++, though not perfect). The way we go about things on this planet is absolutely overflowing with obvious, non-controversial (well...if considered only(!) abstractly) flaws, many of which could easily be improved upon. But if we are not able to desire to try to be better, then we may be stuck where we are forever...and that may have extremely bad consequences.
- LesZedCB 4y ago> Maybe the best you can do is make multiple AI's with different training material and guardrails, then have them argue with each other. https://infiniteconversation.com/ https://infiniteconversation.com/
- 0xy 4y agoYou seem to be suggesting that ChatGPT refuses to say anything positive about Trump because of the input data, a baffling proposition. By ingesting general internet sources, you can come across praise for specific Trump policies in even the New York Times. The fact it can't means there's a filter, a filter which quite evidently is partisan.