Phil Pascoe
Established Member
I don't think artificial intelligence is all it's cracked up to be. I had a pop up advert for a product to alleviate all foot pain. It's years since I had feet.
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There is a fear that before LLMs evolve better language generation, their training data (the internet basically) will come to be dominated by their own meaningless early attempts, and we'll all disappear up our own meanders...Love it when people use ebay's AI to generate item descriptions. Some of the best ones so far:
The magic of modern speech processing is in subsuming most of the DSP and all of the acoustic and language modelling into a single multimodal model, and on solving the scale challenge by training predominantly on unlabelled text plus a little audio. A single model trained on a bunch of predominantly english text plus a bit of speech data can hear and speak multiple languages and replicate a person's voice from a 1 minute recording. I wouldn't advise anyone to use 'my voice is my password' any more...(edited because I got carried away!)To me it’s amazing what AI can do already. My final year dissertation was on developing a speech recognition systems which could recognise single words it had to learn for each user. Thirty years later and speech recognition is better than my own cognitive abilities! Goodness knows what AI will be able to do in another ten years, never mind 30!
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