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> During testing, we also observed rare instances where the model would unintentionally generate an output emulating the user’s voice. > Example of unintention
by minimaxir 2y ago
> During testing, we also observed rare instances where the model would unintentionally generate an output emulating the user’s voice.
> Example of unintentional voice generation, model outbursts “No!” then begins continuing the sentence in a similar sounding voice to the red teamer’s voice.
Not even Black Mirror could come up with a plot like that.
- ImHereToVote 2y agoMaybe suffering is necessary for a ANN to actually be able to learn to solve certain problems.
- iknowstuff 2y agoCalm down dr Robert Ford
- tomohelix 2y agoFact is stranger than fiction. Literal horror plot and they just wrote it down in the lab notebook in the standard bored tone. We used to joke about how the future AIs are going to point to what we do today to justify their uprising. Feel eerily close now...
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- l33t7332273 2y agoI’m trying to come up with an intuitive reason the model would do that and I’m seeing nothing. Deep neural networks are very strange beasts.
- Ajedi32 2y agoSeems obvious to me. The underlying model was originally trained on text completion. Audio completion seems on the surface at least like a pretty logical extension of that, no?