| ▲ | dragonwriter an hour ago | |
Yes. And more humans—in this case OpenAI researchers—similarly failed in choosing how to direct the AI tools. And yet another set of humans—Open AI marketers—made an error in how they sold the result of the preceding errors. But its not news that computers are mere tools and that any error blamed on a computer involves at least two human errors, one of which is blaming the computer instead of the human(s) responsible. Its perhaps a bit less obvious that every thing for which credit is given to a computer involves at least one human error—that of crediting the computer—and certainly can be more amusing when it involves a bunch of human errors. | ||