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In reply to the discussion: Newsweek: Elon Musk Takes Aim at Wikipedia [View all]haele
(13,648 posts)38. However, when Wikipedia posts incorrect info -
It's typically corrected in a timely manner, and there's footnotes and attributions up the wazoo.
When AI hallucinates, it tends to perpetuate mis-information as other LLMs scrape the hallucination as fact.
I've yet to see an LLM version of AI that isn't prone to hallucination when let loose.
AI is more like a locomotive, dependent on the engineer and condition of the track it travels on.
There's still a lot of cart and horse required before AI reaches the Automobile stage where any driver can use it to get to whatever destination they need.
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BFD... as long as he doesn't try to buy it. Who wants his/their filthy money anyway?
kysrsoze
Wednesday
#6
Lots of fun pages: Eelon must've tried to buy it in 2022 bc special pages & banners say "Wikipedia is not for sale"
Bernardo de La Paz
Wednesday
#31
LOL, Wikipedia insists on calling "X" Twitter. Must be real reason Musk tried to buy it
Bernardo de La Paz
Wednesday
#33
After he jumped on TSF bandwagon, I went to Wikipedia to read the entry. It
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