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The issue here is that someone who forgets the concert is already over vs a search engine tells me the wrong dates for a concert is that, I expect the computer
by kemotep 2y ago
The issue here is that someone who forgets the concert is already over vs a search engine tells me the wrong dates for a concert is that, I expect the computer to provide accurate information. This wasn’t an issue 10 years ago. Google a festival or event, get a website or article about it, they provide the dates.
This is like your local newspaper giving the wrong movie times or incorrect scores from the big game. People make mistakes but people’s whose job it is to provide information about something and who are unable to reliably provide that information tend to lose their jobs. Why should I “hire” OpenAI’s solution if it fails to be even as reliable as a human?
- exe34 2y agoIt's beautiful isn't it? We had cases before of say mortgage advisors refusing you service based on this "score" that they won't tell you how they compute, despite your good history of managing money competently and being able to afford it. Now you don't just have a computer that says no, you also have one that will randomly tell you things that aren't true.