They are incredibly capable, but they suffer from a fundamental, systemic flaw—they operate in absolute isolation.
How on earth do you come up with that as the “fundamental, systemic flaw” in LLMs that matters?
A read as interesting as a dictionary [positive].
Marketers chose the slogan after consulting an AI tool, looking for suggestions, Shinsegae Group said.
I’m predicting that the ‘human in the loop’ who is held responsible when AI is misused or otherwise leads to bad outcomes will, over time, trend lower and lower in the company org chart. This may be the high water mark.
“For us, what we’re actually trying to achieve [in] educating Indigenous children, this restricts that mission.”
A for-profit company invoking a voluntary charitable mission in arguing for special treatment by the tax system is such a deceitful way to put your case.
If you’re claiming that your true mission is charitable, you’d probably want to setup the organisation as a charity, no?
Every nonprofit pulling in donations on language about community, transparency, and equity gets permission to keep that language on the website while the staff handbook reads like Amazon’s.
Or, another way to look at it: those organisations have a harder time maintaining the trust of their communities because from the outside its near impossible to tell if that language is backed by action until a crisis comes into public view but we have yet another high-profile example of double-speak to put on the “don’t trust” side of the ledger.
Sometimes I like to go on side quests. These are some of them.
An adventure through the vagaries of search engine suggestions.
A Mastodon bot posting anonymous edits to the English language Wikipedia originating from Australian government networks. Just for fun I also built an experiment to watch Wikipedia edits in real time.
I help organise the Brisbane chapter of Hacks/Hackers, an event series where people get together to discuss the intersection of storytelling and technology.
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