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If you already know that your model contains falsehoods, what is gained by having a chain of provenance? It can't possibly make you trust it more.
by TuringTest 3y ago
If you already know that your model contains falsehoods, what is gained by having a chain of provenance? It can't possibly make you trust it more.
- pixl97 3y agoPeople contain a shitload of falsehoods, including you, yet you assign varying amounts of trust to those individuals. A chain of providence isn't much different then that person having a diploma, a company work badge, and state issued ID. You at least know they aren't some random off the street.
- TuringTest 3y agoThat only provides value if you have knowledge of how the diploma-issuing organisation is working. If not, it's just a diploma from some random organisation off the street. So, wake me up when you know how OpenAI and Google are cooking their models.