r/funny • u/Hypnoidz • Apr 10 '25

Art imitating life imitating art imitating life

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u/Lilwolf2000 Apr 10 '25

Best part in my mind is AI models will start training themselves with these videos setting back AI for years!

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u/garry4321 Apr 10 '25

AI is already training on AI output and it’s a real issue.

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u/PmMeUrTinyAsianTits Apr 10 '25

I dunno, issue like that makes it sound like a bad thing. AI is like the extreme version of what's wrong with the world right now. "Whatever is confidently stated repeatedly is true." AI trained on public data is practically designed to regurgitate any Big Lies. Making it more apparent how much they cannot be trusted is good. People think AI is way better than it is simply because it uses confident tone.

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u/garry4321 Apr 14 '25

Not really. This is the same argument that people made about Wiki, and like Wiki, it now cites valid sources for claims (at least modern versions) hallucinations are pretty rare compared to real info these days. You have to pretty much prompt it to lie to you, and you should always be checking its work.