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Surely Amazon would implement redundancy where an AI from a different region to the one that is down would take over. Not sure I follow why "blaming" someone is
by mym1990 1y ago
Surely Amazon would implement redundancy where an AI from a different region to the one that is down would take over. Not sure I follow why "blaming" someone is necessary to move forward with recovering from a failure. In most workplaces, the post mortem is around figuring out what the issue was and remediating it/making sure it doesn't occur in the future, not pointing fingers.
- 1970-01-01 1y ago>Not sure I follow why "blaming" someone is necessary to move forward with recovering from a failure. I wasn't clear, but to get that AI to admit that it has made an error and getting it to actually correct its error is like trying to put a round peg into a square hole. It will take the blame and continue as if nothing needs to change, no matter what prompts you send it.
- mym1990 1y agoI think this is assuming that the model doesn't get better through additional training or feedback, but it seems to me that reward/punishment is actually what drives better prediction over the medium/long run. Right now we are definitely in a place where the models are over confident but I think with time the self correction will become very good.