Stop using a helicopter to mow grass.
this post was submitted on 19 Dec 2024
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People who love jerking off to AI probably wouldn't care if their calculators were 'close enough'. Or if their bank statement balance looked likely to be true.
Maybe the real intelligence was the hallucinations we made along the way.
Until you can explain the entire logic path from input to output, even if the ai makes a logical mistake... Then you can't trust the data.
I haven't seen any results on another important requirement: An ai that can 'forget'or discard information that is bad.