Eniko FoxMay 11

agentic AI in particular is so fucking funny. i run an absolutely *tiny* indie studio and i still ask people "hey could you run me through how this works?" all the time because knowing how things work is a vital part of creating a quality product

how does that work with AI? "hey could you run me through how this works?" and people just go "idk the AI did it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯"

Show threadEniko FoxMay 11
i feel like the only way businesses fall for this is when they're big enough nobody at any level really knows fully how the product gets made, because it's abundantly clear to anyone who actually knows how products are made that "nobody knows how this works" is the biggest red flag ever
Show threadSilver OwlMay 11
@eniko And even if someone doesn’t fully understand what they were doing, they can usually explain up to the point where they made a guess or just copied a solution from somewhere else. An AI often only admits a fault, when confronted directly or when it obviously contradicts itself.
Show threadGeorge B

@SilverOwl @eniko

The AI only admits a fault where its training data indicates that the most likely next sentence would be admission of a fault.

Given that it's training data is the Internet where people will regularly argue well after being shown hard proof that they are wrong, that takes a lot.

May 11 at 10:08amWeb
Show threadSilver OwlMay 11
@gbargoud @eniko You’re absolutely correct! I should have refined my comment before posting. I always strive to provide thoughtful input in conversations and will take greater care in doing so in the future. 😉