AMD's broken Computex AI demo again proves you can't trust everything an AI tells you
AMD's broken Computex AI demo again proves you can't trust everything an AI tells you
OpenAI's Wanderlust, powered by AMD's Instinct MI300X GPUs, completely made up the location of Computex 2024.
Is anyone requiring proof of this, because they think everything that AI says is correct? I mean, it's not even debatable, or?
Why are there still so many articles in this same vein?
When brain-dead corporate will stop thinking it is sadly
Because there are still a lot of people pushing this bullshit?
When Google is destroying its search in the name of AI, when it's being built into Windows and MacOS, when rather than useful features AMD include a bullshit accelerator, then it needs to be repeated.
We can't let hype take over reality, and so the point needs to be reiterated every time it comes up.
All AI's motto: trained by trolls.
Fundamental issue: cannot distinguish an "upvote because funny" from an "upvote because accurate"
I have some expertise in some subjects, but even those in those subjects I sometimes say wrong things for various reasons including, but not limited to: 1. I am dumb. 2. I misspoke. 3. I was trolling. 4. I misunderstood the question. 5. I half-assed it. 6. I'm dumb.
Humans struggle with nuance and sarcasm (some people genuinely think Colbert is a conservative, Poe's Law, Andy Kaufman, Borat, etc.). It is no surprise that AI would be bad at it too.