Rich Felker on Nostr: nprofile1q…z3yuy Then don't call it AI. Call it speech to text. But if it uses a ...

nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnddaehgu3wwp6kyqpq8997ud8g3xq04tzxvjmqaw7sjaykuq59rm8d7gyl7m699yrzavxq5z3yuy (nprofile…3yuy) Then don't call it AI. Call it speech to text. But if it uses a language model to more effectively predict words based on context rather than doing an analyzable mechanical local transformation, it is at least partly the "bad kind of AI" - it has the capacity to introduce biases from training data making output that "sounds right" but means the wrong thing, which is much worse than substituting nonsensical homophones now and then (which the reader will immediately recognize as mistakes). Same principle as why autocorrected text is worse than text with typos.