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I have to ask, a strong model for what exactly? Because historical elections can still very much be a politically relevant topic, and bots making up historical
by soraminazuki 1y ago
I have to ask, a strong model for what exactly? Because historical elections can still very much be a politically relevant topic, and bots making up historical facts is detrimental to a healthy society. Whatever people say about AI, they're incapable of doing quality investigative reporting any time soon.
Scalable historical revisionism would only turbocharge societal conflict.
- hnhn34 1y ago> Whatever people say about AI, they're incapable of doing quality investigative reporting any time soon the latest Gemini models have a very low hallucination rate in benchmarks [0]. Feel free to try it yourself. Just go to gemini.google.com, choose Deep Research, and ask it to write a report about a topic that you're intimately familiar with. [0] - https://github.com/vectara/hallucination-leaderboard https://github.com/vectara/hallucination-leaderboard
- soraminazuki 1y ago"It hallucinates, but at a very low rate" is a far cry from quality investigative reporting. In fact, that's not compatible with any of those three words. Does the new Gemini have feet to go around and investigate? Does it reach out or have contacts to sources with the right knowledge? Does it even have critical thinking skills? Or is it just a robot spitting out plausible sounding word salad? These things are crucial, especially when it comes to topics like history where there are highly malicious actors with infinite resources and motivation trying to rewrite history. "Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past." - 1984, George Orwell