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not really. there are easy heuristics to filter out bots with good confidence. FWIW i don't see any bots posting anything in my feed
by simianwords 6mo ago
not really. there are easy heuristics to filter out bots with good confidence. FWIW i don't see any bots posting anything in my feed
- pixel_popping 6mo agoYes your individual feed isn't really relevant if we talk about the masses, Reddit accounts are for sale quite cheap, HN as well, X too and so-on, it's literally just a matter of means/methodology. If I want today to do 1000 random posts talking about a certain thing, I could.
- simianwords 6mo agomy individual feed does matter because it shows that it is possible to curate something without bots which is obviously what XAI would do
- ninininino 6mo agocongratulations, you have solved anti-scam. go make your billion since its easy.
- simianwords 6mo agoits easy to solve at the offline level where you have time to filter out. in fact this is already done in pre-training by OpenAI and other companies. you think its hard?
- ninininino 6mo agoYes I think it's hard. OpenAI has already been proven to be easily gamed through very unsophisticated poisoning (fake information in a web page + an edit to a wiki page pointing at it, fake information in a reddit post), so I'm not sure we shoudl hold up their efforts at data cleaning as a gold standard. https://www.sei.cmu.edu/blog/data-poisoning-in-ai-models-the-case-for-chain-of-custody-controls/ https://www.sei.cmu.edu/blog/data-poisoning-in-ai-models-the...