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And you could never be sure it indeed found the needle in the haystack.
by 4gotunameagain 2y ago
And you could never be sure it indeed found the needle in the haystack.
- bayindirh 2y ago...or hallucinated it, even if it finds one.
- kortilla 2y agoWell if it turned something up you can just check the document yourself. What you can’t be sure of is if it claims there is nothing interesting. False positives are fine for this use case.
- paulryanrogers 2y ago"Check yourself" as in hire a translator who reads Korean, then check the output of those yourself.
- kortilla 2y agoPaying for professional translation of 1 email vs 10,000 is a significant difference.
- dan-robertson 2y agoI think that’s within reach of many non-tiny companies. You don’t need to hire someone full time – technical translation work is a service you can already pay for.
- latexr 2y ago> False positives are fine for this use case. But false negatives would not have been, and you don’t have the luxury of choice. Even if the LLM had highlighted twenty matches, there’s no guarantee the one good one would be in there, it might just as well have made twenty false positives.
- kortilla 2y agoThat’s what I said? If it turns up one case winner it doesn’t matter much if it misses others. The Korean intern could have also missed 10 other damning emails.