Peter N. M. HansteenJan 6, 2024
I just saw a post that referred to ChatGPT as "Mansplaining as a service", and it is so wonderfully correct - instant generation of superficially plausible yet totally fabricated nonsense presented with unflagging confidence, regardless of topic, without concern, regard, or even awareness of the expertise of its audience :D #chatgpt #mansplaining #GenerativeAiIsGoingGreat
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@pitrh
That and it has absolutely data scraped the ubiquitous instances of mansplaining on social media that informs its responses.
Jan 7, 2024 at 6:45amWeb
Show threadSteffen ChristensenJan 7, 2024
@noondlyt @pitrh 100%.
AI is a mirror of its input. Indeed, it has to be, or the algorithm isn't working right. Mansplaining is endemic on Internet threads, so too is it in large language models.
Show threadJeremy ListJan 7, 2024
@Wikisteff @noondlyt @pitrh in theory the main training algorithm could minimise any differentiable loss function: it's actually a bit depressing how uncommon it is for people to use ones that aren't some version of "difference from examples"