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Comment Re:Do not trust "AI", period. (Score 1) 57

Simple: Because I am talking about LLMs.

You seem to think that AI is all statistical models. That is not true. Automated deduction, for example, contains no statistical reasoning at all. If it delivers results, these are reliable. AI is a very wide field. Many things get their own names when they start to work well, but they are still AI.

Comment Re: Do not trust "AI", period. (Score 1) 57

Not quite. Misinformation requires active generation of content. You can get a similar temporary effect by letting deranged stupid people post and deleting anything that does not fit your desired misinformation pattern. But that is not sustainable since you will need to censor too much.

Comment Re:We used to have GIGO (Score 1) 41

I think Schneier is far too generous here and still thinks these models can be really helpful for defenders. I do not think that is actually the case. They do help attackers up to intermediate levels, though.

But I might be mistaken. I currently have a student investigate some aspects of the question.

Comment Do not trust "AI", period. (Score 3, Insightful) 57

That is for the crappy, unfixable LLM version, obviously. Other AI technologies can perform fine, but in entirely different tasks. The only somewhat reliable way the human race has for getting general answers is to ask an actual, human expert. Of course, fake "experts" are plentiful, and many people do not even have the basic fact-checking ability needed to separate real experts from fake ones. Explains a lot about the current AI hype and why democracy fails time and again.

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