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In reply to the discussion: Bizarre "explanation" for assassination of Minnesota democratic house member [View all]paleotn
(20,898 posts)19. Yeah, like it's somehow able to sift through all the internet BS and return reality. In many cases, no.
The algorithms are feeding on the data filling the interwebs. Most of it is garbage. Human ramblings, misunderstandings and complete lies, i.e. social media. Given its sources of information, AI tools really have no choice but to regurgitate garbage.
And why it's misnamed. There's nothing intelligent about it. It's just complex programming coupled with the ability to process vast amounts of data quickly. That's like calling your new and improved cordless drill intelligent. It's not. It's still reliant on input from the user.
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Bizarre "explanation" for assassination of Minnesota democratic house member [View all]
lostnfound
Aug 31
OP
Status - indicted on 6 federal charges on July 15th, pled not guilty on Aug 7 (links)
lostnfound
Aug 31
#1
Unlikely given how they work and our limited ability to control what the output will be
EdmondDantes_
Aug 31
#18
True, lots of great uses. An apparent down side is some loss of professional skils?
lostnfound
Sep 1
#30
Wish a good billionaire could fund a library initiative to make an expanding carefully-trained database for public use
lostnfound
Sep 1
#32
Yeah, like it's somehow able to sift through all the internet BS and return reality. In many cases, no.
paleotn
Aug 31
#19
AI only knows what its fed. And it's feeding on the garbage pile that is social media.
paleotn
Aug 31
#12
Self delete to consider how I'm saying what I'm saying. But I think you are right.
Hekate
Aug 31
#25
More evidence that AI is crap. All it knows is what it sucks up from every cesspool on the internet.
Ocelot II
Aug 31
#26