drawkbox t1_jdafxt0 wrote
Reply to comment by JoieDe_Vivre_ in Google and Microsoft’s chatbots are already citing one another in a misinformation shitshow by altmorty
On the flipside AI's blackbox and swappable datasets that take massive wealth to build, will be used for misinformation more than social media has.
Even the OpenAI CEO Sam Altman admits this.
> But a consistent issue with AI language models like ChatGPT, according to Altman, is misinformation: The program can give users factually inaccurate information.
Gabelschlecker t1_jdcmlkf wrote
Yes, because they were never developed to give factual information. Just a glance at how these models actually work reveals very obviously, that they do not have an internal knowledge base. They have no clue whatsoever, what is a factual correct and what is not.
Their job is producing realistic language. That's what their architecture is supposed to achieve and they do it quite well when trained on large datasets. That they, at times, produce real facts is mere side effect.
The problem is that people ignore this, because they project human-like intelligence on anything that can produce human-like language.
ChatGPT is a great tool, because it can be used to help you produce new texts (e.g., editing your own text) or can give you ideas or suggestions. It cannot replace a search engine and it can't cite you any sources.
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