Robo-writers: the rise and risks of language-generating AI

By nature - 2021-03-03

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A remarkable AI can write like humans — but with no understanding of what it’s saying.

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Other AIs could do these things, too, but only after being specifically trained for each job.
Brigitte Lacombe GPT-3 excels at tailoring its response to the style and content of its input text — something described as prompt programming.
“ Other language models also take words as input and generate a response as output, but the input prompt can’t get them to do much beyond what they were fine-tuned for.

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