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I think the problem is Google is also pretty crummy. Ai is in a golden age without poisoned data right now. But wait until Bing gets popular and blackhat seo ty
by thatguy0900 4y ago
I think the problem is Google is also pretty crummy. Ai is in a golden age without poisoned data right now. But wait until Bing gets popular and blackhat seo types start poisoning chatgpt. It will stop being useful, and I suspect in a way that will be unfixable since these language models are so hard to wrangle.
- sho_hn 4y agoThere's another side to that medal: At the moment nobody takes any issue with OpenAI doing filtering and curation in deciding what is part of their training data set, aside from perhaps the anti-bias crowd. "AI neutrality" is not yet a topic. Yet.
- init2null 4y agoI've already seen that several times with image generation. Most recently was an article commenting on how the American smile was polluting generated photos. People can't decide what they want. Do they want licensed, curated commercial photos in the database or do they want search engine style neutrality? You really can't have both.
- marcosdumay 4y ago> People can't decide what they want. You mean, so that you can satisfy everybody at the same time? No, sorry, the world doesn't work this way.
- ipaddr 4y agoMusk was on the air this week talking about how the current AI is biased on the left as he promotes his new AI company
- smackeyacky 4y agoLets laugh and watch him make the "truth social" of AI, hopefully setting fire to another few billion in the process.
- ipaddr 4y agoPeople laughed at paypal, tesla and spacex. Now he owns twitter. Being the richest gives someone a lot of power to make others look foolish
- retrocryptid 4y agoIt's always nice to hear Mr. Musk has not given up his cannabis habit.
- berniedurfee 4y ago…or maybe he has!
- xapata 4y ago> without poisoned data right now It already seems poisoned to me. It's popularity over correctness, because LLMs don't know semantics.