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I’m afraid you will be proven wrong. I watched the microsoft365 copilot example, and the sheer amount of reports, excel files, presentations and word documents
by moi2388 4y ago
I’m afraid you will be proven wrong. I watched the microsoft365 copilot example, and the sheer amount of reports, excel files, presentations and word documents it can produce in seconds is horrific.
You do realise you’re going to be expected to check the details in these reports, and your colleagues will all start sending hundreds of “very important” presentations that you must read?
- hotpotamus 4y agoWhy would you need to read and check these reports? Wouldn't that be a job for AI?
- PartiallyTyped 4y agoYou can not prove the correctness of a generative model simply because the space of all inputs is intractable. At best you can define properties exhibited by responses within a region of the input space - which is still intractable in many ways - and as you go up in dimensionality, the harder this will be because most volume exists on the edges of the spa and not the centre. Maybe you can train a swath of other models to synthesize property tests, but then you need to bootstrap this onto itself.
- weard_beard 4y agoNew industry: AI insurance. When your 10-Q says, “further nazi butts expected” instead of, “stock dilution” you can get a payout.
- wizofaus 4y agoIn which case why bother producing them at all? They're hardly an efficient way for computers to communicate.