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As AIs improve, they won't even need CSAM or fetish content in their training set. Explaining what they are in a handful of words using normal English is not th
by jerf 2y ago
As AIs improve, they won't even need CSAM or fetish content in their training set. Explaining what they are in a handful of words using normal English is not that difficult. Users would trade prompts freely. As windows grow, you'll be able to stick more info in them.
And as I like to remind people, LLMs are not "AI", in the sense that they are not the last word in AI. Better is coming. I don't know when; could be next month, could be 15 years, but we're going to get AIs that "know" things in some more direct and less "technically just a very high probability guess" way.
- thomastjeffery 2y agoWhat everyone needs to know about LLMs is that they do not perform objectivity. An LLM does not work with categories: it stumbles blindly around a graph of tokens that usually happens to align with real semantic structures. It's like a coloring book: we perceive the lines, and the space between them, to be true representation, but that is a feature of human perception: it does not exist on the page itself.