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> We don't have much experience building automated systems that are non-deterministic Our brains evolved to turn chaos into patterns that help us survive. Dete
by surfingdino 2y ago
> We don't have much experience building automated systems that are non-deterministic
Our brains evolved to turn chaos into patterns that help us survive. Determinism is good from that point of view and nondeterministic behaviour is discarded as useless. Nature in general operates in a deterministic way, a banana tree doesn't randomly produce kittens. AI and LLMs in particular are nothing but misinformation and IP appropriation systems. No wonder people reject them.
- ImHereToVote 2y agoI bet that if you included an expensive verification step by GPT 4 a lot of errors would go away.
- Piskvorrr 2y agoIt always circles back to "follow the money": - the system could theoretically trace the inputs, but then IP lawyers would eat company alive; pretending the corpus isn't pirated, so it can be cheap. - the system could verify and re-check, but that would require a massive compute increase; spouting bullshit, so it can be cheap - indeed a lot of answers around here go with "let's waste money by throwing it at the system until a human likes the result" - not cheap, but profitable for the provider