Part of my code makes Copilot crash
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Part of my code makes Copilot crash
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Re: Part of my code makes Copilot crash
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#3Content filters on ML feel so silly. I assume the goal is to avoid bad press? Because the... "attack" would be someone generating offensive material, which they could just write themselves, not to mention I have serious doubts that any filter is going to be a serious barrier.
For images/ video I can see merit, ex: using that nudity inference project on images of children, but text seems particularly pointless.
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#5I hope to god that one day we will all see this nonsense for what it is: absurdly hilarious.
Re: Part of my code makes Copilot crash
#6Content filters on ML feel so silly. I assume the goal is to avoid bad press? Because the... "attack" would be someone generating offensive material, which they could just write themselves, not to mention I have serious doubts that any filter is going to be a serious barrier. For images/ video I can see merit, ex: using that nudity inference project on images of children, but text seems particularly pointless.
I guess they’re trying to avoid the twitter AI bit incident.
https://www.theverge.com/2016/3/24/11297050/tay-microsoft-ch...
Re: Part of my code makes Copilot crash
#7I encountered this when writing some scripts for Latin-language text processing (which dealt with grammatical gender). Thankfully the Latin-native term 'genus' passed the Copilot smell-test and I could continue with my work. I found it pretty amusing.
Re: Part of my code makes Copilot crash
#8I don’t understand, there’s no news here.
It’s a comment from a third party speculating over what causes the crash.
Re: Part of my code makes Copilot crash
#9Content filters on ML feel so silly. I assume the goal is to avoid bad press? Because the... "attack" would be someone generating offensive material, which they could just write themselves, not to mention I have serious doubts that any filter is going to be a serious barrier. For images/ video I can see merit, ex: using that nudity inference project on images of children, but text seems particularly pointless.
The only reasonable content filters on these sort of models would be something that could have legal repercussions.
This is absolutely silly. Solid work GitHub team!
Re: Part of my code makes Copilot crash
#10I don’t understand, there’s no news here. It’s a comment from a third party speculating over what causes the crash.
it’s an intriguing guess that is at least plausible and hits a bunch of zeitgeist levers too.