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For a lot of applications it doesn't matter—you can check the descriptions as you use them as long as everyone knows they may be flawed, and checking 20k descri
by lolinder 2y ago
For a lot of applications it doesn't matter—you can check the descriptions as you use them as long as everyone knows they may be flawed, and checking 20k descriptions at point of use is still orders of magnitude easier than writing them from scratch.
- atrettel 2y agoI suppose at that scale you may not have to worry as much as errors like this, but I still think the point that there needs to be a human in the supply chain shows how much of AI is in fact just laundering of human intelligence. There's even an XKCD on this [1]! [1] https://xkcd.com/1897/ https://xkcd.com/1897/