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The development of LLM's required access to huge amounts of decent training data. It could very well that the current generation of AI has poisoned the well fo
by cardanome 11mo ago
The development of LLM's required access to huge amounts of decent training data.
It could very well that the current generation of AI has poisoned the well for any future endeavors of creating AI. You can't trivially filter out the AI slop and humans are less likely to make their handcrafted content freely available for training. In fact violating GPL code to train models on it might be ruled to be illegal as well generally stricter rules on which data you are allowed to use for training.
We might have reached a local optimum that is very difficult to escape from. There might be a long, long AI winter ahead of us, for better or worse.
> the world isn’t going back to what it was before AI. This is it, forever.
I feel this so much. I though my longing for the pre-smartphone days was bad but damn we have lost so much.
- esafak 11mo agoThat would create the impetus to create a training data marketplace.
- deadbabe 11mo agoMaybe the path to redemption for AI stealing jobs would be if people would have to be rehired en masse to write and produce art, about whatever they want, so that it can be used to train more advanced AI.