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AI is information.
by danielbln 1y ago
AI is information.
- jerhewet 1y agoAI is "put Elmer's glue on your pizza so the ingredients won't slide off". AI is "three B's in blueberry". Garbage in, garbage out. Which will always be the case when your AI is scraping stuff off of random pages and commentary on the internet.
- s1mplicissimus 1y agoIf only it were garbage in, garbage out - that would be solvable by better training data. But it's much worse than that, because even if you'd only feed it good stuff, the output would still deteriorate. pointing index finger at imaginary baloon: pfffffffffft
- zwnow 1y agoDisinformation with more and more propaganda due to being vulnerable to bad actors. There's already evidence on people spreading propaganda through LLMs.
- danielbln 1y agoDefinitely, AI can be used for terrible things. Doesn't change that it's information and won't go away.
- justsomejew 1y agoI think you are a real person, still you sound like a broken record.. "disinformation..", "propaganda".. "bad actors".. You are the "bad actors", pumpkin. Worse than the other ones.
- zwnow 1y agoSo we are just ignoring this issue?
- Mallowram 1y agoEven Shannon knew the limits of information late in career. AI is not information, it's signaling. And it embeds without decipherment or segregating dominance, bias, control, manipulation. The dark matter of language we can't extract. "Shannon warned in 1956 that information theory “has perhaps been ballooned to an importance beyond its actual accomplishments” and that information theory is “not necessarily relevant to such fields as psychology, economics, and other social sciences.” Shannon concluded: “The subject of information theory has certainly been sold, if not oversold.” [Claude E. Shannon, “The Bandwagon,” IRE Transactions on Information Theory, Vol. 2, No. 1 (March 1956), p. 3.]"
- lif 1y agoSignaling? That is correct. Also, am willing to place a _very_ long bet that clay tablets will be around longer.