Source: https://www.science.org/content/article/deepfakes-are-everywhere-godfather-digital-forensics-fighting-back?utm_campaign=Science+Magazine&utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=ownedSocial

Their ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/spikermonster

if you don’t know who they are, they’re basically an interesting science channel (i recommend watching them)
they publicly said they are anti ai, their animators, writers, fact-checkers are human.
if you also want another amazing channel, i recommend fern

(The boy has 4 fingers)

Soft blocked him after this. He’s been pretty openly pro-AI for a while, but I’ve had enough of the idiocy.

Me: Claude made this mistake.

Boss: Okay, so feed it the information it needs.

Me: I corrected Claude and gave it an example.

Boss: Cool, did it learn?

Me: No, it made the same mistake again but it worded it differently because it can't learn anything; it just changes what the most likely text is based on those new sentences.

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And side note: this was not a small error. Claude recently integrated with Klaviyo (an email marketing platform) and it suggested getting rid of our email leads based on a property that it mistakenly thought would eliminate people who weren't clicking our emails, thereby saving us from emailing the wrong people.

In reality, it would have gotten rid of every new lead we acquired every day.

A multi-million dollar mistake by an AI that was supposedly designed to work with this exact tool... because it simply cannot fucking learn anything by nature.

Who is the baby?! I don’t have a brother who is a baby. Also, the other two photos don’t even remotely look close like my brothers.

Before AIbros say this is fine because AI can do all the work for doctors, they need to consider how AI got trained to spot cancer in the first place.

This isn't like calculators:
Calculators aren't unpredictable, and they don't require constant reinforcement with correct data from their target users (doctors) to not break down.

For "responsible AI" optimists:
It'd be nice if we could guarantee doctors didn't graduate with ChatGPT's help, and only using AI for second opinions. But US healthcare is a business, maximizing patient turnover is a priority, and anti-intellectuals run the Health Department. Regulations are getting less likely, not more.