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The definition of the word has no responsibility to your opinion of it as an epistemology. Also, you're just complaining about the difficulty of determining wh
by mpalmer 2y ago
The definition of the word has no responsibility to your opinion of it as an epistemology.
Also, you're just complaining about the difficulty of determining what is true. That's a separate problem, isn't it?
- AnimalMuppet 2y agoIf we had an authoritative way of determining truth, then we wouldn't have the problem of curating material to train an LLM on. So no, I don't think it's a separate problem.
- mpalmer 2y agoAgain, the word "bias" and its definition exists outside the comparatively narrow concern of training LLMs.
- AnimalMuppet 2y agoSo? The smaller problem is solved by solving the larger problem. So, not separate problems. You seem to have a larger point or position or something that you're hinting at. Would you stop being vague, and actually state what's on your mind?
- mpalmer 2y agoLiterally the only thing I've been addressing is the proper usage of the word bias, there is nothing implied, hidden or hinted at. You seem determined to make the definition of the word serve some AI-related concern.