SnoopJfalsehoods youtubers believe about "AI"
hearing gullible 20-somethings say "this technology DOES have good use-cases, like in medicine for example…"
is going to turn me into the fucking Joker
Olivia Vespera@SnoopJ Does the protein folding one count as not a good use case?
davidak@OliviaVespera it is a good use of machine learning
the discussion is about generative AI like Large Language Models (LLM) or audio, image and video generators that are trained on copyrighted material
M Schommer@davidak @OliviaVespera @SnoopJ
Does anyone know of a good list that differentiates between the multiple types of "AI" technologies? LLM vs. MoE vs. …?
That would be helpful in such discussions...
Does anyone know of a good list that differentiates between the multiple types of "AI" technologies? LLM vs. MoE vs. …?
That would be helpful in such discussions...
@musevg you would have to go pretty deep into the topic to understand all the different approaches
Wikipedia has probably a good neutral overview
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_intelligence
and here LLMs specifically
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Large_language_model
it is a big research field going back to 1943
i think the technology and research is not the problem, but for-profit companies acting unethical by ignoring copyright and making billions from the stolen work of (small) artists
@davidak @OliviaVespera @SnoopJ
Back in the day, we had expert systems, PROLOG, LISP.
Now I'm just looking for the right terms to discern the different types of "AI"… I guess, image creators like Midjourney and music generators like Suno aren't LLMs. Or are they? And the correct term for "AI" used to analyze images (medical or geo/spatial) is...?
landel@musevg @davidak @OliviaVespera @SnoopJ
I think the name you are looking for is somewhere around "deep nerural network", "recuring neural network" and "artufucal neural network".
So "artificial deep recuring neural networks" maybe?
Or maybe just "neural networks"?