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Stanford neuroscientists Dr. David Eagleman says AI will have a problem with selection AI is massively creative. The part of creativity that AI can’t do right now is selection… meaning, it can generate 100 pictures, but it doesn’t know which one to pick.” “It doesn’t know which one is...

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STYRΞNΞ ✂️4 个月前

ft : @StevenBartlett

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Tim4 个月前

This is a big problem. Many parts of jobs and many parts of the economy is taste. What looks appealing, sounds appealing, what is a good business idea, etc. Many jobs cannot be automated without getting to at least human level in this broadly (broadly much harder than targetted).

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Samuel St. Peter4 个月前

I’ve tested this myself. AI floods you with good options, but none of them feel right until a human applies taste. Creativity isn’t scarce anymore, judgment is

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STYRΞNΞ ✂️4 个月前

absolutely!

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Wash4 个月前

yeah i think that’s why grok usually produces 2 for you to pick

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Fibonacci 🥷4 个月前

The thing with AI is most of the things it can do now, it will be able to in a few years

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Ethan Walker4 个月前

Selection is the real bottleneck. RLHF/DPO are workarounds. Does preference learning scale to genuine evaluation, or do we need different architecture altogether?

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Ruzy4 个月前

Invested

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