[pc86]

You were using LLMs in 2012?

[pixel_popping]

Fiverr-5.5 was the leading model back then.

[simlevesque]

They were faking artificial intelligence by using real individuals.

[HPsquared]

That's just Artificial Artificial Intelligence, the triple negative implies they built an automated system to impersonate humans who impersonate an automated system (which ultimately imitates a human).

[subarctic]

Artificial AI = stuff like mechanical turk where they get humans to do stuff computers can't do and make it look like it's "AI"

Artificial Artificial Intelligence = using computers to do mechanical turk jobs

[DonHopkins]

If it wasn't made in the State of Artifice, then it's only Sparkling Intelligence.

[moralestapia]

You wrote the same thing twice, hehe.

But the point gets across.

[icepush]

Artificial Artificial Artificial intelligence is when the chat bot is out of capacity, so a person in India is writing the response that gets returned by the LLM which gets pasted into Mechanical Turk.

[moralestapia]

"Artificial AI"

and

"Artificial Artificial intelligence"

are the same thing.

Come on. This site can do better.

[icepush]

Are they? If one uses artificial in the sense of "fake" then a human pretending to be a machine AI would count as an artificial AI. The only scenario where this doesn't hold is if you are using "artificial" in the sense of "not created by nature".

[neuroticnews25]

The point is AI expands to Artificial Inteligence and Artificial AI expands to Artificial Artificial Inteligence.

[vitally3643]

yes, this site can do a lot better than nitpicking acronyms

[imtringued]

You're the one wasting time with another incorrect comment.

This point is that AAAI and AAI are not the same thing.

[DonHopkins]

You can take that to the Automatic ATM Machine.

[subarctic]

Ya the second one should be Artificial Artificial AI. So close lol

[moralestapia]

Not LLMs. (Useful) LLMs came to the market around 2022.

[HPsquared]

Living, Low-income Minions?

[moralestapia]

This is my main argument as to why (people with) AI will not take over the world.

Cheap, disposable, on-demand intelligence has existed for millennia.

If anything, AI is more of an equalizer.