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Maybe to query for intent? Or to test out ad engagement strategies? Or for example: to build a realistic chatbot?
by blurbleblurble 4y ago
Maybe to query for intent? Or to test out ad engagement strategies? Or for example: to build a realistic chatbot?
- smoldesu 4y agoIf they are doing any of that, they're wasting a whole lot of processing power. Even old text transformers like GPT2 and BERT are capable of running offline without any of that nonsense. More open models like GPT-Neo can be fully audited to prove that there is no personal data in it's training stack. There might be merit to what you're saying, but again, you've presented no proof of this. Common logic and the currently-available technology suggests that's unnecessary.
- blurbleblurble 4y agoYou're right that I have no proof, and I'm not suggesting that they are, I'm wondering if anyone else has heard of anything like this happening, especially internally for research purposes.