Re:OpenAI Trains Language Model, Mass Hysteria Ensues
by anjc on Sunday February 17, 2019 @07:03PM
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The parts you criticise are the parts I was most impressed with. These sorts of repetitions can be persuasive in writing/arguments, and it's impressive to me that a model learned this type of writing.
Re:OpenAI Trains Language Model, Mass Hysteria Ensues
by smsm42 on Monday February 18, 2019 @12:03AM
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> These sorts of repetitions can be persuasive in writing/arguments
That is the saddest part. It's not because AI is good, it's because we count saying "X is good/bad" 3 times as a persuasive argument. It won't be hard to learn this kind of "arguing", it's just sad that's what we're teaching our AIs to do and get excited when they do it.
Re:OpenAI Trains Language Model, Mass Hysteria Ensues
by anjc on Monday February 18, 2019 @04:33AM
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> saying "X is good/bad" 3 times as a persuasive argument
I didn't say that it's a persuasive argument, I said that it can be persuasive IN arguments. There's nothing sad about an AI learning it, or people being happy with it, it's very impressive.
>Recycling is NOT good for the world.
>It is bad for the environment,
>it is bad for our health,
>and it is bad for our economy.
>Recycling is not good for the environment.
>Recycling is not good for our health.
>Recycling is bad for our economy.
>Recycling is not good for our nation.
The first paragraph keeps repeating the <X> is <bad | not good> for the <Y> pattern 8 times.
>And THAT is why we need to |get back to basics| and |get back to basics| in our recycling efforts.
"get back to the basics" is repeated twice in the same sentence.
>Everything from the raw materials (wood, cardboard, paper, etc.),
>to the reagents (dyes, solvents, etc.)
>to the printing equipment (chemicals, glue, paper, ink, etc.),
>to the packaging,
>to the packaging materials (mercury, chemicals, etc.)
>to the processing equipment (heating, cooling, etc.),
>to the packaging materials,
>to the packaging materials that are shipped overseas and
>to the packaging materials that are used in the United States.
It literally repeated packaging 5 times in the same sentence and the overall structure was repeated 9 times. Also what type of packaging is based on mercury?