Re: "It's hard to tell"
But log what, exactly? I'm not an expert but the way these current systems are built has little to do with how e.g. machine "intelligence" was approached in the 1950s.
Posts by Joni Kahara
13 publicly visible posts • joined 10 Jan 2008
What happens when your massive text-generating neural net starts spitting out people's phone numbers? If you're OpenAI, you create a filter
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Copypaste-it
I don't necessarily mean they should hire a copywriter for these, but the whole thing looks like it was copypasted together from fragments gathered from multiple sources, by someone with little or no understanding what any of this means. Would be nice to at least put the finished product for an approval round so that the people who provided the requirements could give feedback before it's published. But maybe that's not how their "process" works.
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Surströmming
Yep, it's pretty hard core stuff I have been told (but never had the pleasure to actually sample this delicacy). For instance, when one is opening a surströmming can, it should be done under water (in a kitchen sink filled with water, for example) because of the possibility (probability?) of an explosion occuring. If it explodes in free air, your place will reek of 'strömming for months, even years.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
