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I can ask my computer to write a backstory for my dnd character, give it a few details, and it makes one. Sometimes it adds an extra detail or two even! A few
by dartos 3y ago
I can ask my computer to write a backstory for my dnd character, give it a few details, and it makes one.
Sometimes it adds an extra detail or two even!
A few years ago that was almost unthinkable. The best we had was arithmetic over abstract language concepts (KING - MAN = QUEEN)
We don’t have a solid definition of “creativity” so the goalpost can move around a lot, but the idea that a machine can not create new prose, for example, is just not true anymore.
That’s not the same as creativity, sure, but it definitely weakens the “computers can’t be creative” argument.
- kevindamm 3y agoactually, KING - MAN is a neuter ruler. You need to add WOMAN to that vector to get QUEEN. Sometimes. If the embeddings were trained well.