Google scrambles to manually remove weird AI answers in search
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#2Manually removing rogue AI results is kind of ironic isn't it?
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#3Google keep making these same large and embarrassing mistakes time and time again. I think it's because their devs don't eat enough rocks every day.
Re: Google scrambles to manually remove weird AI answers in search
#4Just focus on making useful software to improve people’s lives. Holy fuck the last five years feel like such a waste.
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#5Trained on Twitter and Reddit. Garbage in/Garbage out, as it has always been.
Re: Google scrambles to manually remove weird AI answers in search
#6Just focus on making useful software to improve people’s lives. Holy fuck the last five years feel like such a waste.
But AI will solve everything!
Re: Google scrambles to manually remove weird AI answers in search
#7Manually removing rogue AI results is kind of ironic isn't it?
You could almost argue these results are directly human generated.
edit: And in that case, who is the arbiter of truth?
Re: Google scrambles to manually remove weird AI answers in search
#8Google keep making these same large and embarrassing mistakes time and time again. I think it's because their devs don't eat enough rocks every day.
Is it the rocks or that the pizza that is served at Google doesn’t have enough glue?
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#9Just focus on making useful software to improve people’s lives. Holy fuck the last five years feel like such a waste.
Throwing good money after bad.
Companies spent all that money on high end GPUs for crypto mining and that went bust, now gotta figure out something to do with the hardware to try to recoup some of the investment. Google pumped $1.5 Billion into crypto.
Re: Google scrambles to manually remove weird AI answers in search
#10How hard can it possibly be to just turn off the entire AI-generated overview functionality given that it just got introduced...