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Yes, exactly. An autocompleter is saying what the next words probably would be, not what it should be. It's like a chess program that tries to find the most lik
by gweinberg 4y ago
Yes, exactly. An autocompleter is saying what the next words probably would be, not what it should be. It's like a chess program that tries to find the most likely move that a huan would make in the position rather than the best move.
- efitz 4y agoThat’s why I said “supervised” - in other words, someone competent in the domain and context is examining the output and correcting or discarding as necessary before use. “Unsupervised generative AI” is useless IMO.