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No more dead links, instead Chrome will instead hallucinate what that website should have looked like.
I find the term 'bullshits' to be more apt than 'hallucinate'.
As something of an aside; that the purveyors of AI use the latter, whereas those who interact with it use the former, speaks volumes.
No more dead links, instead Chrome will instead hallucinate what that website should have looked like.
So the purpose of the website wasn't clear to you, you then figured it out, decided to write an article about it, but didn't explain to the reader what the website actually is?
I went to the website, clicked on the search bar, and was immediately stopped from proceeding unless I provided a Google login. Why is that necessary? No idea, they don’t say. Doesn’t seem like a “web” I’d want to partake in, with Google as a gatekeeper even if they’re not the authors of the content.
They're just using Google for an easy user onboarding, nothing to get all up in arms about. Websim is trying to sell plans for more than 30 generations a day.
Also weird that apparently you can sign in via Discord, but you can only sign up via Google?
I went to the website, clicked on the search bar, and was immediately stopped from proceeding unless I provided a Google login. Why is that necessary? No idea, they don’t say. Doesn’t seem like a “web” I’d want to partake in, with Google as a gatekeeper even if they’re not the authors of the content.
LLM generations are quite costly so it is difficult to provide them without some kind of anti abuse strategies in place, so I think that's fair.
No more dead links, instead Chrome will instead hallucinate what that website should have looked like.
> Chrome will instead hallucinate what that website should have looked like I find the term 'bullshits' to be more apt than 'hallucinate'. As something of an aside; that the purveyors of AI use the latter, whereas those who interact with it use the former, speaks volumes.
It might (currently) be most apt to characterize these occurrences as shifts out of the training data distribution
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They're just using Google for an easy user onboarding, nothing to get all up in arms about. Websim is trying to sell plans for more than 30 generations a day.
Makes a little sense to show a "register with Google" button, but clicking the main UI element and being redirected to a Google sign-in screen is bad form. Also weird that apparently you can sign in via Discord, but you can only sign up via Google?
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> Chrome will instead hallucinate what that website should have looked like I find the term 'bullshits' to be more apt than 'hallucinate'. As something of an aside; that the purveyors of AI use the latter, whereas those who interact with it use the former, speaks volumes.
I find the term 'bullshitting' less fitting as it seems to anthropomorphize LLM in a way that attributes agency to them which they seem to lack. As in, someone who bullshits presumably does this for some personal gain, which doesn't seem like something an LLM is capable of atm. It might (currently) be most apt to characterize these occurrences as shifts out of the training data distribution
"hallucinate" does the same thing, fwiw
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> Chrome will instead hallucinate what that website should have looked like I find the term 'bullshits' to be more apt than 'hallucinate'. As something of an aside; that the purveyors of AI use the latter, whereas those who interact with it use the former, speaks volumes.
I find the term 'bullshitting' less fitting as it seems to anthropomorphize LLM in a way that attributes agency to them which they seem to lack. As in, someone who bullshits presumably does this for some personal gain, which doesn't seem like something an LLM is capable of atm. It might (currently) be most apt to characterize these occurrences as shifts out of the training data distribution