@risottobias @seldo Know your tools, maybe?
Because it also doesn’t matter how AI’s getting answers incredibly right. And not everyone wants AI to always get answers right. Especially when there are no right or wrong answers.
@pointlessone @risottobias@tech.lgbt @seldo
Isn't it exactly how it works? It doesn't "give answers" it just attempts to predict a criteria that you do not define explicitly. Then it "hallucinates" some totally random stuff (that takes the most computational resources) and matches it against that criteria, presents to you what statistically matched it the most — that's it!
@pointlessone @risottobias@tech.lgbt @seldo
I mean it doesn't know any answers that we don't already know, the trick is to expand very vague criteria it's given with what people are likely to expect — no magic there 🤷
@m0xee @risottobias @seldo That's true. No magic. But there's utility. You don't throw out your hammer because it can't drive screws. You accept the tool’s limitations and use it for what it’s good for.