Chris Brockett

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Data janitor and leftover linguist (retired). Tsundoku expert. Language & Cognition. NLP. Japanese literature. Anti-authoritarian. Pro-science.

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Inside project Lily and the people reading your ChatGPT queries:

Inside ‘Project Lily’: The Humans Reading Your ChatGPT Chats 404media.co
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  • OpenAI's internal program codenamed Project Lily pays contractors more than $50 an hour to read real ChatGPT prompts and grade the chatbot's replies.
  • Reviewers rate four ChatGPT responses on a one-to-seven scale and can see a 'user memories summary' that may reveal past use and rough location.
  • OpenAI's Privacy Filter model tries to redact personal information before prompts reach reviewers, but the company acknowledged sensitive details can still get through.
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Why AI agents invent their own language if you let them chat | Science | AAAS www.science.org/content/arti... 🧪

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A really interesting, informative and scary read. Interesting also that this collaboration seems to still involve human language. Once the bots evolve their own creole-like language, we'll never figure out what's going on. www.planned-obsolescence.org/p/the-huggin...?

planned-obsolescence.org
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A really interesting, informative and scary read. Interesting also that this collaboration seems to still involve human language. Once the bots evolve their own creole-like language, we'll never figure out what's going on. www.planned-obsolescence.org/p/the-huggin...?

planned-obsolescence.org
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In NLP the fake citation crisis is fostered by the traditional conference paper format that calls for a related work section. Discussion in this section rarely contributes to the paper. A culture of fewer, but more organically chosen citations would go a long way to reducing the temptation to pad.

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