Re:ChatGPT produces made-up nonexistent references
by doomlaser on Saturday December 03, 2022 @05:39AM
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That's one of the other things that strikes me about the "killer" applications that have thus far come out of the deep learning AI spring that's been blooming for the last 10 years or so.
One of the first big AI successes was style transfer. Take an image and apply the higher level style from another image onto it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neural_style_transfer - "Mona Lisa in the style of Starry Night", etc.
We saw the same thing with DALL-E 2 earlier this year. Totally different architecture, but most of the things people like are the result of taking one known style and applying it to something novel, sometimes to the frustration of artists whose styles were gobbled up in the huge corpus of training data.
The same thing seems to be happening with ChatGPT. Spit out a script in the style of Seinfeld or Shakespeare or Edgar Allen Poe, etc.
One of the first big AI successes was style transfer. Take an image and apply the higher level style from another image onto it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neural_style_transfer - "Mona Lisa in the style of Starry Night", etc.
We saw the same thing with DALL-E 2 earlier this year. Totally different architecture, but most of the things people like are the result of taking one known style and applying it to something novel, sometimes to the frustration of artists whose styles were gobbled up in the huge corpus of training data.
The same thing seems to be happening with ChatGPT. Spit out a script in the style of Seinfeld or Shakespeare or Edgar Allen Poe, etc.