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There's blood on their hands. Either they keep the hype up or go to jail regardless of any of their statements being true or not.
Many are skeptical that there is a push by ai companies to make them appear more than they are due to their weak economic footing. From my experience with the llms I am not frightened they will become self aware. I am frightened that we are wasting energy and resources while polluting the planet further for little return and it will result in messing up our economies even more.
Here's an idea: don't use unsafe software where safety is needed.
What makes it unsafe?
You don't know? ... Wow. How about the error rate? Let's start there.
No, as previously stated I am not educated on the subject almost at all. Why I framed the post as a question.
For a start you might want to read this interview with Emily M. Bender who is a well-known critic and has much to say about what people need to understand when using these systems that are incorrectly labelled "AI":
How ironic that she is called Bender
Awesome. This is the exact type of thkng I was looking for. Will read soon. Thanks!
To me, what makes LLMs unsafe is they are nondeteramistic.
If I remember correctly; Nondetermanistic means the LLM can, could, and will have different answers/outcomes for the same question.
The lack of consistency potentially leads to negative outcomes?
Well, if the output varies in a way you can't predict, then even if one of the inputs is "don't do anything negative" it might not always follow it exactly.
Makes sense
Yeah, because it's all statistical. You can test this yourself. Go to Google and search for something. Then search for that same exact thing again. Gemini will give you a different response each time.
Good job in helping with their guerilla marketing campaign.
When a corporation raises that working for government will be more profitable than working for consumers, they pivot to scaremongering, but always with the undercurrent of "and that's why you should PAY US so that you own the nukes, and not your enemies"
Personally, this just feels like marketing and these big asshole companies trying to resurrect the 2025 level of hype in order to salvage their IPO's.
If they honestly believed this I can't imagine that their workers wouldn't do something more drastic.