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Fair enough. Agree to disagree then in this regard (unless we’re talking past one another). I’m not saying abstraction is bad, just that built in assumptions build in risk at times. I’m in a similar industry and if the foundations are unstable, or found to be deficient in some area, and you replicate over and over from that point then you risk embedding weakness through-out the whole structure. Same is true for biology, if you breed and breed from unstable genetic pool at the base level then the further you get from that level the higher risk of undesirable developmental outcomes.

Abstraction = good

Assumption = (can be risky)

AU9913 11mo ago

I definitely agree.

I think this is why the true potential of these things is only unlocked when it's personalized, which is unfortunate because ATM I don't have funds do buy a new gpu and start getting one trained on my prompts and collecting responses.

But ideally, an organization could feed in its data and then start exploring that way. Simple example would be to ask all your employees to update their resumes and feed them in. Ask the ai, who would be the best person to make a decision around using ai at the company. Give me your top 10. Then have those people tell you who they think would be best to form a team about AI implementatiom at the company. Then feed all of that back in and come up with a single leader and 4 people around them to start piloting shit.

I would do this on the farm if I could ensure my privacy and collect my own data.

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Rydal 11mo ago

100%. Yeah this is where something like Unleashed.Chat could help as it is built on the framework of protecting IP and company info. I’d be worried about feeding OpenAI all of the staff resumes, that is a massive data privacy nightmare. But if in house you can train your own and ring fence the data then you are talking.