The problem i see is that since LLM can generate 1 paper, it can generate 100, 10000 or 1M paper in a short time. Pretty quickly we will run out of qualified humans to review these AI genera     See More . Which likely mean pretty soon AI will be the ones reviewing these papers...    See Less

This is a huge deal! As with all change there will be a lot of fear and resistance.     See Less

This is the awakening of our universe. It will lead to it become self conscious. Not so long away from now. Mark my words … 😉     See Less

I wonder if we could trust a human scientist to rate themselves as to how much "AI bias" they have. Not sure how we could factor that in... 🙂 If you are truly 'into' r     See More ch and want to find what actually works - a mental or metal source for the computations and citations shouldn't matter. Both sources benefit from the 'rightest' answer. And both degrade themselves when they hallucinate.
Wes you are giving me the confidence to run my business via AI. Thank you for that!!    See Less

Hey Wes Roth. Excellent exposition! I'm a scientist my self, and to help your doubts in the scientific community; There are several niches, some people don't mind the use of AI other     See More ink that the major concern is the change of losing their jobs. As for the project, I saw that the objective is to create an AI that reviews the submitted article (during peer review). And this is a must, currently, there are politics and influence people that control the approved articles based on current/previous collaborations. This reduces good works to see the sunlight at good publishers.    See Less

You want GLaDOS? Because this is how you get GLaDOS (just do not give it access to deadly neurotoxin). LOL     See Less

On the topic of AI generated art (music, literature, photos) vs genuine, think of music recorded on CDs vs vinyl. A lot of audiophiles still think vinyl music sounds "better" (what     See More by "better" is not an universal measure) than digitally recorded music. The reason is precisely the imperfections that a vinyl recording brings with it - those recording "defects" are so close to being imperceptible that they turned into a feature, not a bug, whereas CD music is just "too perfect".

I think it's the same with human art vs AI generated art - as AI tools get better and better, they'll stop hallucinating, messing up hands etc, and their results will inch closer and closer to perfection, but that's precisely what will make them differ from human art. Whereas an AI generated novel will have perfect structure, grammar, flow etc (having been trained on millions of novels), humans will still make those "mistakes" (which differ greatly from one person to the next) that are linked to each individual's persona.    See Less

Is it true that diffusion models get rid of hallucinations .So AI researchers created with a frontier diffusion model is what I'm waiting for.😊     See Less

I think the thing with the "human writing" is that cause people empathize with each other they, by nature, kinda experience the same emotions like their mates when hearing about it     See More #39;s the "weight" their missing here.    See Less

That paper was kind of meh but I don't see any problems with it as long as the code for performing the experiments are published and possible to reproduce.     See Less