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AI Bots Secretly Talking in Their Own Language Sparks Fears of a Tech Takeover
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Trump introduces gold visa to replace EB-5 visa
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AI Bots Secretly Talking in Their Own Language Sparks Fears of a Tech Takeover
This isn't intelligence. Both bots are following a script, in whatever language they are programmed to understand. It will be intelligence if the bot dialling in decides his "master" doen't need the booking after all. I am working in developing AI as a means to access a business intelligence platform. I've caught it lying on a couple of occasions; its programmed to learn from a database that's behind a firewall, unlike something like ChatGPT4 or CoPilot, which frequently make mistakes or sometimes just make something up. But when you do that, limit the data lake, the AI is basically retarded. When it lies, it will claim a fact is cited by a source, but in fact, its the wrong source, but the source it picks is more impressive. But also, its starting to recommend our competitor's services, when it can't identify an answer. The problem is that the sources it uses include transcripts from Earnings Calls. And the Chairman, or Head of Pricing Intelligence will then start citing a report by such and such. So the AI is learning there are other services besides us. To solve that, we just need to do a better job redacting the text. 37 years ago, as an Undergrad, I spent a lot of time in the library, going through card indexes and microfiches, ordering bad copies of papers, jotting down notes when I ran out of money for the photocopier. Then during my doctorate, the internet just started; then it was just text based, but now I could look up journal indexes halfways across the world. I couldn't actually get the paper though, I still had to order that, but less jotting on scraps of paper. As a postdoc, the Internet got better, with better search engines. I suppose from about 1999, I started using the internet for non-work activity, by 2004 I was online at home. I think from 2010, I was making internet purchases, but that didn't really take off for me until 2020. I still refuse to internet bank, and there is no way I am using a phone as a means of payment. My phone ceased being a phone as such about 2006. AI is still stupid. It simulates intelligence. You are not really having a conversation, any more than you think you having an adventure in a RPG. To get the most out of it, you still need to ask a leading question, ie you already kind of know what the answer is going to be. So as a trained profressional, I find it a useful workflow tool. If I wasn't trained, I will probably get into trouble. A bin man isn't going to use AI to design a plane or cure cancer. But he might end up with something that looks like a plane, or he might decide to go and eat that poisonous plant. NHS 111 has been using AI online for a couple of years. But you won't notice it. You think its a multiple choice questionaire. But its doing much more than that in triaging you. -
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Public Outcry Freezes Controversial Phuket Hotel Project
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How to send an Alzheimer's patient back to the U.K.? - From Bangkok
I think you've said it for all of us @motdaeng. Well done @Furioso wishing you a safe journey back to the Land of Smiles. P.S. It was great to switch on my computer this morning and read some good news for a change!- 1
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