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A real world use case I'd want is "what was that movie with the guy who looks like Pacino where they drove around in Paris for a while?" Or "play the scene whe
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A real world use case I'd want is "what was that movie with the guy who looks like Pacino where they drove around in Paris for a while?" Or "play the scene where the muppets are floating around in a hot air balloon". And just have the information ... pop up. Like... real search about concrete specific stuff I just can't quite find on my own.
- rasz 2y agoLLMs are really bad at this. I tried finding long lost comic book using everything available on the market and got either basic bitch replies listing biggest authors and suggesting its in one of their works or plain hallucinations.
- lowercased 2y agoDoesn't have to be LLMs specifically. With how much data and metadata major companies have on all this media, it shouldn't be impossible to do this sort of stuff. But it's probably not mega-profitable enough. They'll just keep shifting buttons on devices and maybe rounding some corners on UI buttons. EDIT: Maybe LLMs trained on the media itself - cast, crew, physical descriptions of people and places and equipment in various scenes, along with timestamps... - maybe LLMs and other search tech together could do this.
- kevin_thibedeau 2y agoI was recently hunting down an 80s TV episode with a particular supporting actor. ChatGPT confidently lied about the actor's name despite it being in many data sources.
- imp0cat 2y agoSeconded. ChatGPT is terrible at saying "I don't know".
- martyvis 2y agoAnd Elon says they have run out of training data ... https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2025/jan/09/elon-musk-data-ai-training-artificial-intelligence https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2025/jan/09/elon-musk...