Or maybe Freedom of Speech for AI, protected by AI is what we' should actually be aiming for.
AI is already being trained to detect AI or detect when human likeness are used in text-to-image creations.
We’ll keep you posted.
Sure. I can generate an image on Dall-e of my co-author breaking into my car and post it online..but I can do that with photoshop. That’s not reason enough to say flat out.
No Freedom of Speech for AI.
It seems a symptom of the AI hypetrain that every company needs an AI feature. But they don’t. And where they do, make it a value add to the core function of your app.
#GPT3#OpenAI
67% of reviews in the last week ave been 1/5 stars. Users finding the app creepy, intrusive and “weird”. At least I don’t need to spend $500k in API credits to find that out.
@business@DaveLeeBBG@opinion Not sure about all of us, just anyone who's looking to optimise cost when interacting with and LLM or getting to the answer in less steps.
The next 2 years will define the next 20.
Companies are vying to be at the cutting edge of R&D. Where they get to in the next 2 years defines where they’ll play for the next 20.