4 ms·
Firstly, the unreliability may not be permanent, and we may improve the AI accuracy in the future. Secondly, we need to figure out what works and what not, and
by Wata2 4y ago
Firstly, the unreliability may not be permanent, and we may improve the AI accuracy in the future.
Secondly, we need to figure out what works and what not, and we're in the middle of such phase.
Finally, there is no need to be alarmed, even with hallucinations, the amount of advanced (and reliable) knowledge provided by the AI vastly counterbalances the small mistakes. The elitist mindset needs to die, let's give access to advanced knowledge to everybody and stop putting it behind some unreachable walls.
- progman32 4y agoThat is a good goal. Is AI the best tool for the job?
- worrycue 4y ago> Firstly, the unreliability may not be permanent, and we may improve the AI accuracy in the future. How about we fix the unreliability first and not put the cart before the horse. > The elitist mindset needs to die, let's give access to advanced knowledge to everybody and stop putting it behind some unreachable walls. What are you talking about? We have high quality university courses on the internet for free. We have things like the Khan Academy and similar sites. How is advanced knowledge behind unreachable walls?
- missingdays 4y agoWhat walls are you talking about and how an AI assistant that you have to "donate" to get access to is going to help with these walls?