This looks a lot like individuals and organisations willingly, or reluctantly, helping increase training datasets and transferring expertise to AI companies whilst paying for the privilege. Seems kind of stupid, because…
Yes they are. Humans aren't magical. They also aren't a glorified library. They are authors, they generate the books in the library. Cross reference a load of books and you will get useful relational info, but it's…
LLMs are just regurgitating an output according to a set of rules generated from harvesting all human output. Language to humans is a symbolic mapping of labels to reality based on actual experience. "Language" to LLMs…
I can see why commercial models would do this because it's a long term solution to minimising taxation. For example, America's comically slanted politics casts any kind of mixed economy as socialism/communism (as barely…
Being paid by someone is somewhat different to paying someone.
Some of the damage is permanent.
I would imagine Canadians aren't going to want an American company replacing their drivers atm...
Loadstir, more like.
Let's be honest, it's probably just a falling with style car.
Writing in English is one thing but the cultural divide between the US and the UK is enormous, so I think all the context counts for quite a lot. I see things stated (and assumed as a norm) by people in this thread that…
This looks a lot like individuals and organisations willingly, or reluctantly, helping increase training datasets and transferring expertise to AI companies whilst paying for the privilege. Seems kind of stupid, because…
Yes they are. Humans aren't magical. They also aren't a glorified library. They are authors, they generate the books in the library. Cross reference a load of books and you will get useful relational info, but it's…
LLMs are just regurgitating an output according to a set of rules generated from harvesting all human output. Language to humans is a symbolic mapping of labels to reality based on actual experience. "Language" to LLMs…
I can see why commercial models would do this because it's a long term solution to minimising taxation. For example, America's comically slanted politics casts any kind of mixed economy as socialism/communism (as barely…
Being paid by someone is somewhat different to paying someone.
Some of the damage is permanent.
I would imagine Canadians aren't going to want an American company replacing their drivers atm...
Loadstir, more like.
Let's be honest, it's probably just a falling with style car.
Writing in English is one thing but the cultural divide between the US and the UK is enormous, so I think all the context counts for quite a lot. I see things stated (and assumed as a norm) by people in this thread that…