I'm getting a kick out of this hypothetical person responsible for correcting AI mistakes looking at AI image gen with deformed hands and saying "looks fine to me, totally normal."
No sorry, I didn't mean the image was AI generated. I interpreted the person in the image as being the employee correcting AI mistakes, but because of their hands they don't correct any of the deformed hands in other AI image gen.
The secret of AI is that it’s really exploited humans all the way down.
The unpaid people who produce the training data, the underpaid people who categorize it, the underpaid people who rate the model’s responses, and the underpaid (and t r a u m a t i z e d) people who review flagged user interactions.
Kind of gives me flashbacks to Amazon go stores. Despite them discussing all of their advanced technology to allow you to simply walk out with your groceries, around 70% had to be manually reviewed and corrected by an army of Indian technicians. I have a feeling this is going to be another case of ai meaning "A bunch of Indians"
I think it would be better served as a button/cliclable on individual search results as a sort of "summarize this page" and interactive Q&A based off of that individual entry. As it stands right now, it pulls too much garbage from all the combined results.
I feel like that’s the point of using that picture though.
Yeah, maybe I'm the one getting wooshed here, but that seems like the perfect picture for this article. Seems intentional and entirely appropriate.
I'm getting a kick out of this hypothetical person responsible for correcting AI mistakes looking at AI image gen with deformed hands and saying "looks fine to me, totally normal."
That image doesn't look AI generated to me. GANs are typically terrible at keyboards.
No sorry, I didn't mean the image was AI generated. I interpreted the person in the image as being the employee correcting AI mistakes, but because of their hands they don't correct any of the deformed hands in other AI image gen.
'employee'
Yep, that sure is a word from my comment.
"remote subcontractor who was human trafficked to a commsncenter" are you happy now
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These violent delights have violent ends.
Looks intentional. I don't think it's even AI generated, but there's too few pixels to tell for sure.
The picture is perfect. But they keyboard needs to have way too many keys.
Shit ass small factor keyboards...
Layers make keyboard go brrrrr
And text that looks like a combination of a foreign language no one knows and a worm writhing on the sidewalk after a thunderstorm.
Hahaha, spend millions or billions to train ai, use natural resources to power it all, then resort to humans fixing the shit that is AI 😂
The secret of AI is that it’s really exploited humans all the way down.
The unpaid people who produce the training data, the underpaid people who categorize it, the underpaid people who rate the model’s responses, and the underpaid (and t r a u m a t i z e d) people who review flagged user interactions.
AI = An Indian
I don't even think it's AI art but self ironic
What do they have against weird al?
He knows what he did.
They think they are pretty fly when they pick on Al. Probably also white guys.
Not just white, but nerdy too
Maybe Google needs to dare to be stupid!
Why are the results for Weird Al needing changes? Did he do a new Star Wars song, or polka medley?
Imagine how fast you’d type with dedicated punctuation fingers…
slower than by not using punctuation at all!
Of course they used that picture to illustrate how flawed AI is at certain things.
Kind of gives me flashbacks to Amazon go stores. Despite them discussing all of their advanced technology to allow you to simply walk out with your groceries, around 70% had to be manually reviewed and corrected by an army of Indian technicians. I have a feeling this is going to be another case of ai meaning "A bunch of Indians"
Ah, so that's what the pro gamers are doing.
Just a few more fingers and tadaa... spider hands.
just remotely hire some 10000 educated poor individuals in a third world country and done
I practice AI is just 1 million outsourced Indian workers
How to spot the EMACS user.
I think it would be better served as a button/cliclable on individual search results as a sort of "summarize this page" and interactive Q&A based off of that individual entry. As it stands right now, it pulls too much garbage from all the combined results.