⇒ Please help me find #GenAI truth-telling sites! ⇐
In the past I've come across several websites that effectively debunk #GenerativeAI hype.
However, now that I actually need them, to help me make the case at work for strong oversight of the company's GenAI use, I can't find any of them.
It seems like no matter what search terms and search engine I use, I get garbage search results (hype, indeed!).
What are your go-to websites for debunking #AI hype?
#tech#LLM
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@alcinnz @jik @baldur
If you need some recent information to provide as case studies or anecdotes, see https://pivot-to-ai.com by @davidgerard
@jik aimyths.org, critical AI journal, https://zenodo.org/records/7524493
To be clear, I'm not so much looking for long-form content as I am for sites that boil down each pro/con argument regarding AI into its essence and give you the key points.
I know these sites exist because I've seen them, but now I can't find any of them.
@jik I've been collating a list of long-form stuff but there's https://pivot-to-ai.com/ for more pithy debunking.
@jik I'm shure you heard of the DAIR institute with @emilymbender @timnitGebru @alex and many others? Just listen to their Mystery AI Hype Theater podcast.
@jik a bit long-form, but a good one: https://thebullshitmachines.com/
You know, it's almost as if the people who run the search engines don't want people to be able to find fact-based information about the problems with GenAI.
(Then again, perhaps that level of conspiracy thinking is unnecessary. After all we know that Google has intentionally made their search engine results worse in general, and we also know that AI slop is poisoning all the search engines.)
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