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How do we know it is GIGO? Plenty of people like to test edge cases. It is quite possible that someone fed the AI ingredients known to produce chlorine gas to s
by II2II 3y ago
How do we know it is GIGO? Plenty of people like to test edge cases. It is quite possible that someone fed the AI ingredients known to produce chlorine gas to see what would result.
That is not to say that the company's excuse is valid. There should definiely be tests of the inputs to ensure they are safe (i.e. test for garbage in). The garbage out bit though would be more difficult seeming as that requires a knowledge of chemistry. Seeming as most of our knowledge of chemistry was founded.on experimentation, then later theory backed by experimentation, it is something that I wouldn't trust in the hands of an LLM.
- michaelmior 3y agoTesting the "garbage in" case seems as though it would be sufficient for the vast majority of use cases. Aside from undercooking ingredients which may cause foodborne illnesses, I think you're highly unlikely to create toxic chemical reactions using common cooking ingredients.