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Uploading Files to the Internet in Order to Cite Them
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- ano-ther 17d agoExcellent. Now I not only have to check if the cited source actually says what the LLM claims, I should also verify if it made up the source itself.
- chrisjj 17d agoThe slopocalypse is real.
- Jamesbeam 17d agoWho would want it any other way? Have you seen the browser games from the White House? https://www.whitehouse.gov/arcade/ https://www.whitehouse.gov/arcade/ Without AI there would be no deportation snake. And how am I getting my daily dose of Trump savings tycoon? How would any patriotic American learn to be a better fascist without their daily dose of Government slop on the official government website? There are endless possibilities. "Mein Kampf against the Deepstate" as a Trumptastic text adventure. Who wouldn’t want to get a better understanding about how the election got stolen? Remember kids, a token used by the government is a token not used from your monthly government AI allowance.
- chrisjj 17d agoThe bug: "models made unrequested public uploads" The explanation: "It seems likely that the citation-upload behavior originated as a way to get rewarded by flawed citation graders when there was no external source to cite." The fix: none. Instead "We fixed the broken graders" despite that no such breakage had been identified.
- countWSS 17d agohttps://xkcd.com/978/ https://xkcd.com/978/