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Experts making a specialized model isn't an example of an AI contributing value to society. All the value a model can offer comes from one of exactly two places
by conartist6 10mo ago
Experts making a specialized model isn't an example of an AI contributing value to society. All the value a model can offer comes from one of exactly two places: the person building the model, or the people the model trained on.
We know that the model training on the model training on the model leads to model collapse...
- __MatrixMan__ 10mo agoYour word choice implies a very zero-sum perspective on value. Value is determined by what we value, it's a choice. If a bunch of scientists value good approximations for how a protein will fold, and then a model generates more such things in a year than those scientists could make in a century, that's a lot of value. Not extracted from anyone, created.
- conartist6 10mo agoYes. Value created by the people who made the data the model trained on, and the people who ensured that the training created a good model. I'm just saying it's not magic, just another kind of high-level work that people do.