Hallucinations in AI - by John Luttig - luttig's learnings
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In the tech-pocalypse desert of 2023, only the AI oasis can save us.
Source: Midjourney Since the 1950s, AI has been a story of the boy who cried wolf – prophecies were over-promised and under-delivered. Early AI pioneers Herbert Simon and Marvin Minsky anticipated AGI before 2000. Even in 2021, AI products were generally niche (Siri, Alexa), protracted (autonomous vehicles, robotics), or domain-specific (recommender systems, Face ID, Google Translate, personalized ads). AI seemed stuck in the realm of big tech and academia. Most people instead focused on more profitable endeavors elsewhere for the past decade: earning paychecks from the big tech profit…
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