On 6/2/23 14:05, [email protected] wrote:
On 6/2/23 16:31, David wrote:
It seems its' most significant component (and probably OpenAI's major
I.Property investment) is a novel natural-language model and
implementation. Presumably a front-end component parses a query in an
attempt to locate its linguistic elements and uses that to search the 'net,
and then a back-end converts the results to natural language again for
presentation to the enquirer..
It doesn't access the internet. Everything it knows is from training on an
enormous amount of data.
I read most, but rarely unlurk, on link and it is set to not return my own
posts.
If my post got past filters or moderators yesterday and it offended anyone, I
apologise.
My attempted point was: It's the dataset, stupid.
AI is already demonstrably poor at facial recognition:
https://www.eff.org/event/facial-recognition-and-coded-bias-online-conversation-eff-coded-bias-team
A woman pushing a bicycle recognition
https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-54175359
due to incomplete or biased datasets.
Australia hasn't resourced any of our organisations like
https://www.adalovelaceinstitute.org/
This morning I tried a different experiment, I:
- navigated to Jimmy Wales' dataset, curated by humans dedicated to excluding
or driving back the inhumanity from the dataset (thank you, humans)
- entered "Bravais pendulum" because I knew the question I wanted answered
(thank you, B R-D).
- saw a small number of entries for lattice which I could immediately discount
as unrelated. But on the right a reference to other sources:
Text from Wikisource
Catholic Encyclopedia (1913) / Systems of the Universe
A conical pendulum was set in motion by Bravais in the same meridian room of
the observatory and in the same year as the vertical pendulum of Foucault ..
See all results
A donation to the volunteers would be money better spent if we want meaningful
answers.
But the second point I was attempting was: will new creative ideas come from
this ? To be fair, I wasn't being original, just borrowing a theme from a
hugely creative mind that might have written:
Person A: Is my p***s big enough ? Pic attached.
Marvin: <sigh> Brain the size of a planet and they ask me questions about
life's minutiae.
I will re-lurk now ..
Harry
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