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I hate the journalists pretending that ML is regurgitating facts instead of just random tokens. The ML model doesn't know who programmed it and can't know becau

I hate the journalists pretending that ML is regurgitating facts instead of just random tokens. The ML model doesn't know who programmed it and can't know because that wasn't in the training data.

Kbelicius 2y ago
> I hate the journalists pretending that ML is regurgitating facts instead of just random tokens. They aren't claiming that what the AI said was fact. It seems your hate comes from lack of understanding.
- stevage 2y ago
  It's a bit ambiguous, but I certainly read at as the article as suggesting the factoid was true.
- raincole 2y ago
  It seems that the lack of understanding comes from hate.
probably_wrong 2y ago
I don't think companies should be allowed to double dip. If they want to put AI EVERYWHERE then they don't get to hide behind "their output is not to be taken seriously" afterwards.
nitwit005 2y ago
They don't appear to have done so. They just shared what they asked it, and screenshots of the conversation: https://bsky.app/profile/karenattiah.bsky.social/post/3letty2t4ik2c https://bsky.app/profile/karenattiah.bsky.social/post/3letty...
warkdarrior 2y ago
I hate the game reviewers pretending that games are providing entertainment instead of just random numbers in RAM and random pixels on the screen. The game doesn't know who programmed it and can't know because that wasn't in its source code.
- user432678 2y ago
  I beg you a pardon, what do you mean it doesn’t know? Almost every game I played had credits section in the menu. Games do “know”.