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> They’re literally semi-random graphic artifacts that we humans give 100% of the meaning to. They're graphic artifacts generated semi-randomly from a training
by ethbr1 3y ago
> They’re literally semi-random graphic artifacts that we humans give 100% of the meaning to.
They're graphic artifacts generated semi-randomly from a training set of human-created material.
That's not quite the same thing, as otherwise the "adjustment" here wouldn't have been considered by Google in the first place.
- dartos 3y agoThe fact that the training data is human curated arguably further removes the generations from representing reality (as we see here with this whole little controversy) I think, with respect to the point I was making, they are the same thing.