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No one knows that for certain, but I personally find it very hard to believe that all these super smart people released a model this bad and this wrong on accid
by remarkEon 3y ago
No one knows that for certain, but I personally find it very hard to believe that all these super smart people released a model this bad and this wrong on accident. Google employees that worked on this may genuinely believe that this is the right way to build an AI model, where it intentionally obfuscates history and lies to you. That's actually a perspective that one can have on how to build these tools, I think. Maybe we don't want the AI to reflect reality because reality doesn't live up to certain expectations. But at the end of the day that's a reflection of the creators' own biases.
- Spivak 3y ago> that all these super smart people released a model this bad The model isn't bad, that's not how this race compensation works, at least all the implementations I've seen. They do it by rewriting the prompt behind the scenes. DALL-E 3 currently does it this way; they even tell you the final prompt in the response. Google isn't the first company that makes an image generator to make this exact mistake by lazily inserting races into people's prompts.
- remarkEon 3y agoI don't follow. You say the model isn't bad, and then proceed to list ways in which it is, in fact, bad. Which is it?