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In practice there is very little reason to not use data they legally can since AI models work better with more training data.
by Etheryte 4y ago
In practice there is very little reason to not use data they legally can since AI models work better with more training data.
- notahacker 4y agoAnd if you've asked the bot a novel question (like "can you summarize this $corporation internal strategy document on $market?"!) and approved the answer, that's excellent feedback a chatbot company absolutely should want to use for future questions covering similar topics which have low correspondence with anything else in its database. ChatGPT might be capable of hallucinating plausible-sounding strategy documents it's never read, of course, or internal API calls that don't exist but that can be tested to a degree by comparing answers of lots of similar questions. We've already seen the hilarity that ensures when a ChatGPT-based bot explains that it's not allowed to refer to its internal codename Sydney and with sufficiently creative prompting about Sydney will happily emit the entire document....