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Facebook Blog post with more information and longer chat session example: https://ai.facebook.com/blog/state-of-the-art-open-source-ch...
Thank you. I can't really fathom why the BBC would not think to link to the _actual_ source of this news.
How many of these reddit posts were themselves bot posts? Is it bots all the way down now?
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> How can facebook turn a dumpster fire like reddit in a bot that response with more empathy than a human? Because people who say “Reddit is a dumpster fire” are usually just thinking of r/Politics, RedPill, TheDonald, LateStageCapitalism, basically any remotely political subreddit... when, in reality, there are plenty of subreddits where quality conversation can be had and some where people just share art or animal…
Now if they also include everything from /r/subredditSimulator then this could all be really interesting
> Numerous issues arose during longer conversations. Blender would sometimes respond with offensive language, and at other times it would make up facts altogether. I mean, to be fair, I've had many conversations like that...
Is it possible to learn sentiment analysis from Reddit? If they had access to modmail they could determine what's offensive to individual subreddits or groups, but I'm not sure if there's a way to gauge fiery reactions without that.
Maybe you could bootstrap it with an existing sentiment analysis tool, but that could easily lead to Garbage In Garbage Out.
Here's an example of a GPT2 model trained on the /r/Wikipedia subreddit: https://old.reddit.com/r/SubSimulatorGPT2/comments/dghmnm/li... and some quotes: > I was hoping this would be about how bears are evil and we should all get rid of them! I am very disappointed! Also, a conversation: > I love the list. I feel like I should read more. And reply: > The list is a bit long, but the bear is one of my favorite fictiona…
https://www.reddit.com/r/SubSimulatorGPT2/comments/ez6qtj/do...
How unfair that a walled garden is using open community's data.
FB is all about the open internet to suit their purposes but yet fiercely guard their walled garden.
How can facebook turn a dumpster fire like reddit in a bot that response with more empathy than a human? Didn't Facebook just merge all fb messenger and whatsapp data and trained a NN on the new chat db?
To even have a snowball's chance at success, they would have had to make use of reddit's voting system. Tons of toxicity and disinformation still makes it up into highly upvoted comments, but I'd expect throwing away heavily downvoted comments to exclude a good fraction of the utter crap.
Sounds like it should run for political office.
How unfair that a walled garden is using open community's data.