Someday, we'll view this era of unregulated AI the same way we currently view the era when businesses freely dumped toxic waste into public waters

JKjasonkoebler.bsky.socialOct 9, 2024 1:27pm

1: AI is hallucinating events, historical figures, entire concepts on Wikipedia 2: a task force of Wikipedia editors is detecting and deleting this stuff www.404media.co/the-editors-...

The Editors Protecting Wikipedia from AI Hoaxes

WikiProject AI Cleanup is protecting Wikipedia from the same kind of misleading AI-generated information that has plagued the rest of the internet.

I was reading this article on how Hawkings’ theory about information on the outer edge of Black Holes could mean that they’re 2D projectors creating our unverse as a 3D hologram. Anyway my thought now is that system being as full of hallucinations and bugs as our AI is now, would explain a LOT.I was reading this article on how Hawkings’ theory about information on the outer edge of Black Holes could mean that they’re 2D projectors creating our unverse as a 3D hologram. Anyway my thought now is that system being as full of hallucinations and bugs as our AI is now, would explain a LOT.

So much this!!!!

the man is wearing a suit and tie and clapping his hands .

Alt: The man is wearing a suit and clapping his hands

The difference being that in this case the toxic waste is the entire product

And not for nothing, the Republican supreme court is actively bringing the toxic waste in the water era back.

I live in a city that allowed paper mills to dump toxic sludge into the bay for decades during the industrial revolution. As a result, our beaches have been off-limits for swimming since 1930. And there is no end in sight.

And that someday is right now.

I hate the Orwellian term hallucinations It is false information, mistakes, being wrong

i often think about how in the cyberpunk universe, the "old net" has been consumed by rogue ai. i guess now we know what that would look like.