Did LLama3.1 solve the hallucination problem?
I bet we would have heard if it had, since It's the albatross hanging on the neck of this entire technology.
Architeuthis
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but it can make a human way more efficient, and make 1 human able to do the work of 3-5 humans.
Not if you have to proof-read everything to spot the entirely convincing-looking but completely inaccurate parts, is the problem the article cites.
Wow, I expected to read about people voting themselves out of healthcare so bitcoin mines can operate at 1% cheaper, instead I got data center induced Havana Syndrome.
edit: I love that throughout the article they keep referring to the police chief who's fighting the mining installation as a former oath keeper, the fuck-one-monkey principle at work.
- I wish people would finally start calling me the anti-crypto police chief.
- Whatever you say Monkeyfucker Joe.
Once [a company] can make more money by screwing its customers, that screw-job becomes a fait accompli.
If they open their APIs so I can coordinate different brands without downloading a bazillion different apps and as long as I can do it without my data leaving the house, I'll think about it.
Apropos of nothing, I wonder when Uncle Trump's Presidential Pardon Auction House officially opens for business.