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In reply to the discussion: College professor had students grade ChatGPT-generated essays. All 63 essays had hallucinated errors [View all]Lucky Luciano
(11,758 posts)29. Maximum likelihood estimation perhaps.
It might be giving answers that have the highest likelihood of being correct, but the confidence of those guesses is hard to ascertain hence some rubbish answers that have a wee bit of plausibility.
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College professor had students grade ChatGPT-generated essays. All 63 essays had hallucinated errors [View all]
highplainsdem
May 2023
OP
" I'm much more worried about the possibility of us reverting to where AI is."
WestMichRad
May 2023
#2
I think the difficulty for most of us is in "context switching". When we're interacting with a tool
erronis
May 2023
#12
The best way to explain the productivity destruction of context switching!
Lucky Luciano
May 2023
#24
Very nice depiction of the tangled mess we weave. I think a lot of current software
erronis
May 2023
#32
Did the Wendy's drive-thru, I handed $20 on an $18.60 order and got $7.40 back. Returned it.
TheBlackAdder
May 2023
#30
The correct change is $1.40. You got $7.40 back. Could the cashier have calculated it on a
progree
May 2023
#31
I think you are right - Garry Kasparov was the Grand Master. And he is now knows a lot about AI.
erronis
May 2023
#13
Not really. Only linked pages. There's a lot of content that isn't accessed without
erronis
May 2023
#14
The future of Chat bots won't be trained on available datasets like the internet.
Yavin4
May 2023
#19
It probably will get better, but it could also stall out on improving accuracy...
Silent3
May 2023
#35