That's what it's all about!
It's simple. AI is programmed to learn. If you don't understand that, you don't understand how AI works. It learns by reading. The whole idea is to accumulate the sum of human knowledge. That doesn't mean it is always "right", any more than everything you have learned in your lifetime is correct, but the sum is still the sum.
AI is like a six-year-old with no boundaries or limits. The question is whether to assess blame to the AI entity or the person who wrote/directed its script.
When you get on Skynet willingly, they are going to watch you....
As some members of this forum demonstrate daily.
Does AI "believe" anything? AI is a machine. It processes information. Belief is a human attribute. But I suspect you asked that in jest, anyway.Doesn't it know enough not to believe everything it reads on the Internet?
I'll be back
It believes what it was programmed to believe by it's human creators.
Alfred!
The AI that most people use as a search tool, is just an LLM. It may seem it "knows" something, but it is just a model for word matching & constructing sentences/etc. - it doesn't really "know" anything in the sense that any sentient creature knows anything. Even an insect knows more than an LLM knows.
I don't think so. I don't know how things are down Eugene way. Up here as long as your security is covered, Portland eats it's own. Staying out of Portland resolves 99% of problems.
Bias in AI is partly fed by the weight of the data fed ("trained") into it - i.e., how likely it is to find a word in its model that comes after the previous word. E.G., type in "eiffel" and it will suggest "tower" and so on.
www.evidentlyai.com
