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This seems like a space with a problem to solve: identifying AI-generated fiction and rating how much of a given work fits that classification.
by mathgeek 3y ago
This seems like a space with a problem to solve: identifying AI-generated fiction and rating how much of a given work fits that classification.
- lanternfish 3y agoThe problem is that it's pretty easy to fine tune an adversarial model to fool classifiers. In some sense, building that classifier is a very productive way to improve the model, so it's something the generative side is already doing. That makes it hard to win the arms race from the classification side.
- randomdata 3y agoBut also the solution. With enough classify -> beat the classifier iteration, the works will be indistinguishable from human production, at which point there is no longer a need for classification.
- lanternfish 3y agoThis assumes that the limit is full generative parity, and not just a our SOTA classification techniques maxing out.