We fire humans to prop up AI. But AI is so not there yet that we need humans to double check.
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Yeah but the new humans are cheaper
🎶 it’s the ciiiircle of liiife… 🎶
After brainwashing, here comes slopwashing by Google’s clank engineers.
AI doesn’t hallucinate. It’s a fancy marketing term for when AI confidently does something in error.
The tech billionaires would have a harder time getting the mass amounts of people that don’t understand interested if they didn’t use words like hallucinate.
It’s a data center, not a psychiatric patient
It’s also not intelligent but stochastic language models.
It’s a fancy marketing term for when AI confidently does something in error.
How can the AI be confident?
We anthropomorphize the behaviors of these technologies to analogize their outputs to other phenomena observed in humans. In many cases, the analogy helps people decide how to respond to the technology itself, and that class of error.
Describing things in terms of “hallucinations” tell users that the output shouldn’t always be trusted, regardless of how “confident” the technology seems.
I’m not anti-AI at all, but their LLM definitely isn’t ready for the top of a google search as if it is real information. Of course, posting promoted search results at the top of the searches as if it was a real result already devalued them. They at least need the LLM result to be an opt-in option with caveats. I would probably opt-in but I would like off to be the default.
Ive had many times where the LLM “spoils” the answer, my field of work requires me to search for exact pieces of text written by humans, it will pull those pieces of text and put them front and center, surrounded by text it wrote that never gets read.
Everybody must jump onto the AI train no matter how often it derails!
So who profits?
The unholy alliance of tech giants and government.
Who loses?
Everybody else. This is US tax money being thrown into a money burning machine.
I always wanted to be a Turk.
They didn’t have people doing that?
I’ve seen 100 shitty job postings for rating AI results. It’s rather complicated and pays pennies.
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