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0) It calculates on data YOU SUPPLY. If the data is incomplete or incorrect, it tries its best to fill in blanks with plausible, but fabricated, data. You MAY N
by numpad0 3y ago
0) It calculates on data YOU SUPPLY. If the data is incomplete or incorrect, it tries its best to fill in blanks with plausible, but fabricated, data. You MAY NOT ask it an open ended or non-hypothetical question that require grounding beyond included in the input.
e.g. “given following sentence, respond with the best summarization:, <string>” is okay; “what is a sponge cake” is not.
- croes 3y agoBut the made us believe it an artificial intelligence. An intelligence knows which blanks can filled and which shouldn't without further information.
- numpad0 3y agoA lot of “hallucinating” fills it does is okay if it isn’t living in this modern day Earthian society, and it isn’t.
- ineedasername 3y agoBy that measure of intelligence even most humans, at some times, fail. Our brains misremember constantly, filling in details where information is lacking. One classic example are things like accidents and disasters. Accounts between people conflict, memories presenting events in an order that does not match that another’s memories, our outright fabrications. Dig up research on saccades and how our visual system does this on a constant basis, and can often be fooled as a result. If knowing which blanks to fill in is a necessary condition of intelligence then all of humanity fails to measure up. My point here is that very little is simple and straightforward. The concepts we use defy easy definitions. Our application of those concepts to artificial systems will inevitably do the same as a result.