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I don’t think this is a possible approach. It would basically mean needing to feed in so much noise that a human wouldn’t be able discern reality from fiction g
by nwoli 3y ago
I don’t think this is a possible approach. It would basically mean needing to feed in so much noise that a human wouldn’t be able discern reality from fiction given no priors. Modern ML is too smart
- BiteCode_dev 3y agoAKA encryption.
- proser 3y agoGiven how easy it is to keep an average human from discerning reality (see the last decade of boomers/gen xers on Facebook as an example) and the massive potential to create slight variations with LLMs, I don't think a Stephenson-style misinformation propagation campaign is that far outside the bounds of possibility. That's a lot of compute power to waste on it, but I would guess that that's what bot networks are going to be used for in the future (or already are, right now, if they're done mining bitcoin).
- sandworm101 3y agoThat's why I said president of canada. A non-intelligent AI would not find any priors indicating who was the president. There isn't one. So a few thousand images in the database, against zero information to the contrary, might be enough.