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@aeva Also, it should be noted even humans can't make 100 percent fresh data. We too memorize things and repeat them. That is kinda the core principle of how language has meaning. So I don't think it is possible to obtain the goal proposed in this article without making the robot speak a unique language that has nothing to do with reality. Just from a philosophy perspective, I couldn't begin to describe an answer without repeating words or phrases that have meaning elsewhere. 3 comments
@aeva edit: my apologies, that was uncalled for. Been having a rough day and took it out here. You are correct that I do not have citation for any of the above. I've messed with these (scripted/trained my own from scratch just to learn the techniques). I'm no expert. As a writer these machines fascinate me because they push the edge of how language is just a way to capture much more complex ideas, thoughts. To swing this more positive, what are your thoughts on the vulnerability?  @darkgriffin I think studies like this that reveal failure cases in neural nets are important, because dispelling the magic is necessary for people to be able to think critically about the limits and real applications for the technology. Otherwise people think it's something it isn't and run full speed in directions that hurt people. Besides the tragic consequences to human lives, willful ignorance is also bad because it inevitably poisons the well for legitimately good uses for the technology. |
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@darkgriffin citation needed