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Another "Google AI" post.
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The big problem with these AI is not that the technology is fundamentally flawed. It's that stupid humans just dump huge amounts of data at it without checking any of it for validity.
If you train a human on bullshit of course they're not going to know the difference between truth and lies, how could they possibly do that if all they're ever told is utter nonsense. I really would have thought better of people at Google, you'd have thought someone there would have had the intelligence to realize that not everything on the internet is solid gold.
This is why I've never really bothered that they were training on data from Reddit.