AI Nutrition Fact Labels

Cool, but I question the association with nutrition labels. Those have a specific, regulated purpose and this AI checklist doesn't. Is the nutrition label association supposed to subtly associate to some authenticity?

Re: AI Nutrition Fact Labels

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Post by ed312 » Wed, Aug 23, 2023, 6:06 PM UTC

orasis wrote: post #3

Privacy theatre.

Not if the veracity and rules for creating these labels is held to a strict regulatory standard. We can certainly argue if the current food-based "nutrition facts" really provides all the information it should, but knowingly printing false information has clearly defined punishments.

Re: AI Nutrition Fact Labels

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Post by efields » Wed, Aug 23, 2023, 6:13 PM UTC

As a consumer, I couldn't care less.

As a software developer who interfaces with Twilio API from time to time, sure, okay I get it. It makes the pitch easier to whoever needs to sign off on the project that requires an AI service. I do feel like the nutrition label metaphor is a bit _much_, however.

Re: AI Nutrition Fact Labels

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Post by [deleted] » Wed, Aug 23, 2023, 6:15 PM UTC

efields wrote: post #8

As a consumer, I couldn't care less. As a software developer who interfaces with Twilio API from time to time, sure, okay I get it. It makes the pitch easier to whoever needs to sign off on the project that requires an AI service. I do feel like the nutrition label metaphor is a bit _much_, however.

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Re: AI Nutrition Fact Labels

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Post by ape4 » Wed, Aug 23, 2023, 6:16 PM UTC

Its like nutrition facts but for AI /s