[htrp]

> We’re getting sued for the homes we built that have unreachable floors and outdoor facing windows placed inscrutably on load bearing interior walls but I feel really good about our legal defense

This seems oddly specific, has this already happened in real life?

[nicklecompte]

Not in the sense of an architect actually building a generative AI blueprint. But transformer ANNs are simply incapable of designing physically plausible construction plans. Theoretically, not being able to solve graph connectivity seems like a big issue. Empirically, not being able to count is a fatal flaw.

[drbig]

> Theoretically, not being able to solve graph connectivity seems like a big issue. Empirically, not being able to count is a fatal flaw.

Thank you for capturing the state so eloquently. I've asked Bard about how to dilute hydrogen peroxide from 10% (do not touch) to 3% (medical) while producing a specific quantity of the dilute... Results were harmful.

[langsoul-com]

This is happening a lot in Australia, very dodgy builders resulting in illegal (from the building code) houses. Some are unsafe, others are failing apart way quicker due to the shortcuts taken.

[jncfhnb]

There have been some gen ai architecture design tools posted here with such flaws. They were not so bold as to call them construction plans.

[bende511]

GroverhausAI, coming to a neighborhood near you soon!

[RhodesianHunter]

I read it as obviously and entirely tongue-in-cheek.