getting something right is, again, not the same as not hallucinating. There are multiple sources of error; whole cloth inventions are different eg from misparsing of instructions. Databases don’t just invent things but LLMs do.
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AI Honesty Over Arbitrary Problem-Solving Capabilities
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It seemed to me that the interesting claim was not that AIs would start getting arbitrary problems right, but that AIs would in nearly full generality stop making stuff up if they didn't know.
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Will Artificial Intelligence Help or Hurt Medicine?
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Will artificial intelligence help — or hurt — medicine?
#AI #AIio #BigData #ML #NLU #Futureofwork @gp_pulipaka @stratorob @PetiotEric @EvanKirstel @Fgraillot @HaroldSinnott @HeinzVHoenen @helene_wpli http://
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10 Reasons to Worry About Generative AI
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10 reasons to worry about generative #AI https://
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How GPT Works Explained Using Jane Austen Examples
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Let Us Show You How GPT Works — Using Jane Austen https://
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MIT Professor Daniela Rus Joins Data AI Summit Panel
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Join us in welcoming @MIT professor, Daniela Rus, to the #DataAISummit stage! Daniela will join the #AI Faculty panel with @matei_zaharia and some of the biggest AI researchers: @dawnsongtweets @mcarbin @percyliang
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Sam Altman Quotes: Truth or Bullshit Analysis
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Truth or bullshit, the Sam Altman edition! Give me your favorite Altman quotes and I will evaluate some of them in my next Substack essay 🙂
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Research on Critical Threshold of User Trust in Unreliable AI Systems
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Has any research been done on a Threshold of Misguided Trust / the Worst Possible Reliability Level? Eg: At what minimum level of reliability will users in real life stop bothering to check AI answers that are still sometimes wrong / confabulated? 1 in 10? 1 in 50?
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Revisiting Popper’s Scientific Method: Critical Thinking for Technology
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Just put an old book on the Kindle. I know i need to re-read it: Karl Popper on the Logic of Scientific Discovery. https://
amzn.to/3J5oYdE He added this little quote which is a good reminder for all of us to keep thinking and wondering and testing: