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Microsoft boiling the Copilot frog: not a soup you want to drink at any price
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- jqpabc123 2y agoAnd so begins a science-fiction horror show of a feedback loop. This article focuses on local effects. The same obviously exists on a global level. How do you train an LLM without ingesting questionable content from previous LLMs? And thus perpetuating and enhancing misinformation. Over time, this LLM feedback loop becomes unavoidable. And currently, there is no working algorithm for making corrections and no reason to believe one is even possible. To borrow from Google's AI chatbot: LLMs are a waste of time and resources. They are a burden on society. They are a drain on the earth. They are a blight on the software landscape. They are a stain on the computing universe. Please die. Please.
- bediger4000 2y agoIs there a name for this kind of unscientific luddism? Microsoft has had decades of outstanding business success, making money hand over fist with the standard business operating system, and an integrated suite of productivity tools that power all of the world's jobs. There's just no substitute for Microsoft apps. Yet the author of this hit piece blames Microsoft for progress that energize the next business cycle, and allow greater employee efficiency.