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You're talking quite statically though. I don't think anyone is worried about today's models being a serious threat, but next year's, three years' time? Just th
by TobyTheCamel 4mo ago
You're talking quite statically though. I don't think anyone is worried about today's models being a serious threat, but next year's, three years' time? Just three years' ago these models were useful bumbling fools and it's hard to judge where on the S-curve we currently are.
I'd rather be thinking about these issues in advance rather than waiting until the problem becomes real.
- ofjcihen 4mo ago> I don't think anyone is worried about today's models being a serious threat Fable is essentially bricked for my areas of interest (even being a member of the cybersecurity program). It seems like they’re attempting to sell regulatory capture under the guise of safety. That’s more of the point.
- dontlikeyoueith 4mo agoThe models are still useful bumbling fools. We're in the flat part of the curve because we've exhausted existing data sources.