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'''AI''' (or '''Artificial Intelligence''') is an umbrella term for any script, program or robot which mimics human | {{DISPLAYTITLE:Artificial intelligence}} | ||
'''AI''' (or '''Artificial Intelligence''') is an umbrella term for any script, program or robot which mimics human behavior. There are many different kinds of AI, most of which fall under the category of Generative AI, but some may use sophisticated algorithms written mostly by humans in order to mimic human behavior. | |||
== Types of non-generative AI == | == Types of non-generative AI == | ||
=== Assistants === | === Assistants === | ||
Traditional assistants listen to a set of commands in order to help in doing things on a phone or computer. Examples of assistants include Siri, Google Assistant, Alexa, Bixby and | Traditional assistants listen to a set of commands in order to help in doing things on a phone or computer. Examples of assistants include Siri, Google Assistant, Alexa, Bixby and more. TBD | ||
== Early chatbots == | == Early chatbots == | ||
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- Carykh's videos on AI music generation and HyperGAN | - Carykh's videos on AI music generation and HyperGAN | ||
== | == AI past the 2023 AI boom == | ||
=== Breaking point === | === Breaking point === | ||
[[File:AI 2022.jpg|thumb|229x229px|An AI generated image created in 2022.]] | [[File:AI 2022.jpg|thumb|229x229px|An AI generated image created in 2022.]] | ||
On | On December 1st, 2022 the first ever [[wikipedia:Large_language_model|LLM]]-based chatbot was released to the public. It was based on GPT-3.5 and appropriately named ChatGPT. Despite its capabilities being limited, it was used to fix bugs in code and answer many questions, nearly acting as a substitute for search engines like Google. Several small AI image generators followed, but since they were still in its infancy, the images generated were often low-quality and riddled with artifacts. | ||
=== 2023 === | === 2023 === | ||
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=== Future predictions === | === Future predictions === | ||
== The AI Bubble == | |||
The constant inception of new AI models and datacenters has created an unstable financial bubble which could burst at any time. | |||
== List of notable AI companies contributing to the modern landscape ==<!-- add the chinese ai stuff --> | == List of notable AI companies contributing to the modern landscape ==<!-- add the chinese ai stuff --> | ||
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=== Sora === | === Sora === | ||
=== Perchance.org === | |||
== Concerns over water and electricity usage == | == Concerns over water and electricity usage == | ||
''Too see information about this, go to [[AI debate|AI Debate]]'' | |||
== AI incidents == | == AI incidents == | ||
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In 2016, Microsoft shut down its experimental AI chatbot named Tay after 16 hours because internet trolls manipulated it into posting racist, sexist, and antisemitic statements. | In 2016, Microsoft shut down its experimental AI chatbot named Tay after 16 hours because internet trolls manipulated it into posting racist, sexist, and antisemitic statements. | ||
=== | === GPT-2 Misprogrammed RLHF ===<!-- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qV_rOlHjvvs --> | ||
=== | === MechaHitler === | ||
=== July 2026 Hugging face attack === | === July 2026 Hugging face attack === | ||
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== How to identify AI generated content == | == How to identify AI generated content == | ||
Identification of AI-generated content has become harder over the years, due to the fact it has been a rapidly advancing technology since the 2023 AI boom. | Identification of AI-generated content has become harder over the years, due to the fact it has been a rapidly advancing technology since the 2023 AI boom. Nowadays, identifying AI generated content is mostly based on vibes. | ||
=== Text === | === Text === | ||
AI-generated text used to be easily identifiable, as they often barely made any sense, used excessive amounts of certain words like "delve", used the em-dash excessively and misused the rule of three. | AI-generated text used to be easily identifiable, as they often barely made any sense, used excessive amounts of certain words like "delve", used the em-dash excessively and misused the rule of three<ref>They still do this but to a lesser extent.</ref>. | ||
However, as AI became more advanced, many of its flaws have been corrected. Thankfully, plenty of AI identification tools were released. One of these tools are [https://www.pangram.com/?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=24124423800&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI4-uBytm-lgMVzBuiAx0-OwQdEAAYAiAAEgIgN_D_BwE Pangram], which is effective in finding patterns LLMs would use. However, rumors are that Anthropic is working on adding watermarks to their ai models' output, which means that AI-generated text would soon be easy to identify. | However, as AI became more advanced, many of its flaws have been corrected. Thankfully, plenty of AI identification tools were released. One of these tools are [https://www.pangram.com/?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=24124423800&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI4-uBytm-lgMVzBuiAx0-OwQdEAAYAiAAEgIgN_D_BwE Pangram], which is effective in finding patterns LLMs would use. However, rumors are that Anthropic is working on adding watermarks to their ai models' output, which means that AI-generated text would soon be easy to identify. | ||
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=== Music === | === Music === | ||
AI-generated voices often sound noisy, causing many pieces of AI music generated by Sora to be easily identifiable. | |||