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> But, color me skeptical That is not a creative color. > We will never solve the problem of a token prediction engine being able to generate a sequence of to
by textninja 4y ago
> But, color me skeptical
That is not a creative color.
> We will never solve the problem of a token prediction engine being able to generate a sequence of tokens that the vast majority of humans interpret as not corresponding to a true statement.
I think we already solved that problem by making sure the vast majority of humans never agree about anything.
It is true that we probably won’t ever get a machine trained on human output to ever be completely accurate (GIGO) but with the right systems and sensors we can at least get probabilistic accuracy. Let’s not forget how human consensus gets shaken up every so many centuries.
- thwayunion 4y ago> I think we already solved that problem by making sure the vast majority of humans never agree about anything. Hah! clever :) I guess the issue is "behaves how the skip manager of the ICs you are tying to automate expects, modulo the normal amount of filtering/butt-covering from the front line managers". Which, TBF, in many orgs is an almost vacuous bar.