That would be ideal, but AI is less like a tool and more like a human in this regard and you don't have character sheets for each of your colleagues, as well.
That would be ideal, but AI is less like a tool and more like a human in this regard and you don't have character sheets for each of your colleagues, as well.
If my coworker was part of a clone series of 100 million units, requesting a character sheet would be pretty reasonable
These are $1 Trillion dollar companies that can't produce explicit details on how their products work? It's nonsense.
I think if they could explain how they work, their strengths and weaknesses, they would reveal to the world whose data they've been appropriating.
That's another thing altogether. They can characterize the behaviour without quite giving up who and where the data comes from.
Admittedly, yes, there's some overlap there.
They would have to admit 'seen it in the training data' as a factor, and that opens a can of worms.