Sooooo much fact checking will need to be done if we actually want accurate articles... Soon it will also write the facts and start to blur that line of reality vs trumptalk
this post was submitted on 15 Aug 2024
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As said in the article, a big evaluation criteria of the research was whether it provided a good-enough first draft ("pre-write") for actual editors.
The problem is that a lot of people will use it for the entire process, like the research papers that got published with "as a large language model I don't have access to patient data but I can..." buried inside
Only the bad people who write promotional articles would trust this for the entire thing. Serial article creators know better
Forgot the \s?
What do you mean, you think long-time article creators don’t understand verifiability policies?
Extremely cool. Perhaps a right step in the direction of hallucination free LLMs?
It's more like a wrong step towards wikipedia being more full of spam, disinfo, etc.