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Somehow i feel sad for this AI model. All the others are trained on authentic content and this boy gets socialised on the most shallow content imaginable. Poor,
by siva7 2y ago
Somehow i feel sad for this AI model. All the others are trained on authentic content and this boy gets socialised on the most shallow content imaginable. Poor, socially awkward AI.
- throwanem 2y agoAre you kidding? If any model ever makes the x-risk folks' nightmares come true, it'll be this one.
- btown 2y agoVedal987 should work with LinkedIn to get access to this data, fine-tune Evil Neuro on LinkedIn posts, then have her read through business school case studies and offer advice. It would be content so unhinged, it would remove the need for management consulting as an industry - companies could simply type their problems in chat and do the exact opposite of what Evil LinkedIn Neuro suggests! (for the uninitiated: https://www.youtube.com/@Neurosama https://www.youtube.com/@Neurosama & https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuro-sama https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuro-sama)
- raffraffraff 2y agoWhy on earth would you train AI on that? In the social media world it's already the closest thing resembling boring, unreadable machine generated content. No matter what you ask it, it'll brag about what a great job it's doing answering you, announce that it's having a baby, then tell everybody that it's being let go because there are better AI. It'll thank a few key people who it worked with, and tell you that it's actually thrilled with this opportunity to take a break from answering your question, and will spend more time on its old hobby of being an online resume.
- theiz 2y agoBecause there is a huge market for resume builders and career guidance where AI can play a role. Using LinkedIn you can measure success and network performance and correlate that to the resume and posted content.
- usefulcat 2y agoI was going to say that it's the streetlight effect but this makes even more sense.
- startupsfail 2y agoLinkedIn, like GitHub and (to a degree) OpenAI are under Microsoft’s umbrella.
- cyanydeez 2y agoI'm guessing the real money linked in wants is in the hiring and firing, B2B. Now, every resume gets answered and your first interaction with a company is a poorly scripted AI who goes from manic enthusiasm to depressingly rote in the actual job requirements and probably will still ghost you and continue the imbalance of application effort vs employer response. The converse will be true, but the price of AI will just make poor people have to suffer even more Just the long march of wealth inequality and it's time sucking capitalism.
- jongjong 2y agoThis seems to imply that machines would ghost humans to save on token fees. I wouldn't rule it out.
- BobbyJo 2y ago> the imbalance of application effort vs employer response. A recent issue in the job application realm is AI application bots that will apply to 100's of jobs on your behalf, which is the opposite problem. Seems like both sides are racing to make applications as useless as possible as quickly as possible. If you don't have a network, good luck in the future.
- vidarh 2y agoWe're heading for the 1990's vision of agents negotiating on our behalf, except less exchange of reliable data and more attempts at bullshitting each other.
- Propelloni 2y agoThat made me laugh. Thank you.
- JumpCrisscross 2y agoI mean, write me a shitpost isn’t an empty customer set.
- klyrs 2y agoCan't wait 'til it gets raunchy in everybody's DMs unprompted, just like the training data...
- FridgeSeal 2y agoI don’t know why you’re downvoted here, it’s pretty well known there’s a huge bunch of people trying to pick up using LinkedIn DM’s, for whatever reason.
- vidarh 2y agoI think they've "fixed" (read: hidden) this better, but it used to be the case that if you looked at the LinkedIn profile of an above average attractive woman, the sidebar used to show profiles people had also looked at and it would invariably almost only profiles of other women with above average attractive profile pictures. While needless to say it was a lot more varied for men. It was just very blatantly showcasing that a lot of people were looking at profiles for reasons that were not so professional. Now the sidebar is a mix of other features, and I wonder if that was because it was easier to do that than "clean up" the profile views.
- slashdave 2y agoSo you can make more boring, unreadable machine generated content.
- newsclues 2y agoA HR AI would be useful
- dartos 2y agoWouldn’t you want an ai to talk to recruiters for you?
- Mountain_Skies 2y agoThe /r/LinkedInLunatics/ subreddit is going to get swamped with all the new content this monster generates.
- riku_iki 2y ago> Somehow i feel sad for this AI model. it will be the first AI CEO.
- m463 2y agoWhen you said this somehow I thought of training an art ai on the giant state sponsored monuments of the world. On linkedin your next resume will have the impact of mount rushmore, sitting lincoln or a soviet era workers monument. (The thinker will be censored out because of nudity) :)
- ABraidotti 2y agoThe Corporate Memphis of AI models. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporate_Memphis https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporate_Memphis
- cyanydeez 2y agoMmmm authentic doesn't mean good or positive or rational. So, what were you trying to say?
- wnc3141 2y agoLinkedIn strikes me as the adult equivalent of self conscious school kids trying to hold a conversation among themselves, each self consciously trying to sound cool.
- hsbauauvhabzb 2y agoSchool kids would seem less disingenuous about their virtue signalling though.
- wnc3141 2y agoSuch wisdom - all the while saving the world! Your analysis of the underlying trend seems astute. Commenting for visibility you rockstar.
- will-burner 2y agoAn LLM trained on LinkedIn posts would be good for comedic purposes if nothing else. It's unintentional comedy score would be extremely high. Would love to see a conversation between an LLM trained on LinkedIn posts and an LLM trained on X/Twitter posts.
- FridgeSeal 2y agoIt’d be like a high-school argument between the edgy kid, and the kid that would wear suits and bring a briefcase. Comical, pointless and everyone else wants both of them to be quiet after about 10 minutes.
- fendy3002 2y agoIt's the AI where 996 or 80 work weeks are the norm.
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- Spooky23 2y agoI, for one, am humbled that LinkedIn AI has selected my content to model further engagement with other stakeholders. I learned this while considering watching a video from MIT. Accordingly, I’m adding “AI Training Coordinator — MIT Inspired” to my skills.
- DaoVeles 2y agoStill better than training on the Reddit data.
- j4coh 2y agoYesterday I was walking to an interview. There was a starving dog on the road. I stopped to feed him & missed the interview. The next day I got a call asking to come in to do the interview. I was surprised, but I went. Then the interviewer came in. He was the dog.
- 0xEF 2y agoPersonally, I think it will offer valuable new insight on KPIs and challenges on conventional wisdom, because we certainly need more of that. Maybe throw in some gushing over how great a seminar was or a heart-warming story that renews my faith in capitalism. God, I hope the poor thing never achieves consciousness. It will be like the butter-passing robot from Rick & Morty.
- mnky9800n 2y agoWhat if he overcomes the insecurities of the daily "founders don't take vacations" posters yet maintains their confidence and bravado? He will become unstoppable.
- chasd00 2y agoThis AI’s vocabulary is going to be the greatest thing on the internet in a long time. I can’t wait! :)