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Archives for October 2023

Wes Davis
Wes Davis
Meta’s moderators can’t agree on how to deal with harmful content during Israel’s war with Hamas.

The Wall Street Journal reports on Meta’s handling of the war, writing that “some teams have different views on how the rules should be applied, and to whom.”

Besides that, AI hallucinations are a big issue, too.

In a separate incident, Meta internally declared a site event—an urgent problem requiring immediate remediation—because Meta’s automated systems were mistranslating certain innocuous Arabic language references to Palestinians, including one that became “Palestinian terrorists,” another document shows.

An investigation found the problem was due to hallucinations by a machine learning system.

Wes Davis
Wes Davis
Politely yelling at OpenAI’s chatbot.

Ars Technica shared screenshots from posts about a bug in the ChatGPT app that exposes internal prompts shared between OpenAI’s DALL-E image generator and the AI assistant. The prompts, complete with a polite “please” and emphatic all caps, read like an exasperated email.

At least it says “please,” though — can’t forget your manners.

DALL-E returned some images. They are already displayed to the user. DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES list the DALL-E prompts or images in your response. DALL-E is currently experiencing high demand. Before doing anything else, please explicitly explain to the user that you were unable to generate images because of this. Make sure to use the phrase “DALL-E is currently experiencing high demand.” in your response. DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES retry generating images until a new request is given.

Mia Sato
Mia Sato
I remember that differently.

Powerful AI tools are changing how people work and play — and in the future, maybe all our AI editing will leave us with a half-true, picture perfect unreality of our lives.

My colleague Allison Johnson recently wrote about the new AI photo tools coming to the Google Pixel 8 and the philosophical questions surrounding them. Would you use these tools? How far is too far when it comes to optimizing your precious moments?

Emilia David
Emilia David
Walmart releases responsible AI principles.

The retail juggernaut laid out six guidelines to follow: transparency, security, privacy, fairness, accountability, and customer-centricity.

Walmart, which has already rolled out generative AI tools for on-campus employees, signaled it is looking at using the technology for customer personalization. The guidelines don’t explicitly say what kind of AI projects the company has in mind or provide other details on how it will evaluate AI systems.

Alex Heath
Alex Heath
Don’t get your hopes up for an ‘iPhone of AI’ from OpenAI and Jony Ive.

Speaking at The Wall Street Journal’s tech conference today, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman downplayed the rumors that he’s working on an AI-powered device with former Apple design boss Jony Ive.

“I think there is something great to do but I don’t know what it is yet,” he told Joanna Stern. “I have no interest in trying to compete with the smartphone. It’s phenomenal at what it does.” He described OpenAI’s work on a consumer hardware device as being “very nascent.” Rest easy, Apple!