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When A.I. Becomes an Enemy [video]

1 pointsby 5h agoyoutube.com
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5h agoHN ↗

I have noticed AI and many language models have a hard time (maybe the hardest of any Anglaicised name) with the name Daniel. fwiw.

4h agoHN ↗

Are you implying I’m an llm? That’s a first.

2h agoHN ↗

No, man. I am saying the name often gets parsed oddly, even in simple apps like speech to text that then gets processed through something else. It takes a lot of work to get an agent to see a name, there. you probably don't think about that stuff, like voice recognition with vs without possible commands and logicals attached.