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Yikes, they have a submission leaderboard. As if the expected signal to noise ratio of a system like this wasn't low enough.
by nofum 3y ago
Yikes, they have a submission leaderboard. As if the expected signal to noise ratio of a system like this wasn't low enough.
- glonq 3y agoNext, they could shoot themselves in the other foot by offering prizes based on leaderboard placement. /s
- lmcnulty 3y agoI work on this project. Every submission has to be approved by an editor before it appears on the site or gets counted toward leaderboard stats. We're currently more constrained by lack of submissions than by low-quality submissions – it's not uncommon that someone will contact us asking about an incident that should be in the database but isn't yet.
- SkyBelow 3y agoDoes that include the examples other posters have linked in this thread?
- lmcnulty 3y agoThe earlier incidents like the Pokémon Go one were sourced from several existing collections: https://incidentdatabase.ai/research/2-roadmap/#:~:text=initial%20incident%20collection https://incidentdatabase.ai/research/2-roadmap/#:~:text=init.... That was before I or our most active current editor were on the project. The ChatGPT ones are more recent and did go through review.
- nofum 3y agoIt's possible that long-term you are not constrained by a lack of submissions but instead by a lack of actual AI incidents, how would you tell the difference? Encouraging people to go on a hunt for borderline AI-related "incidents" to submit seems like a bad idea.