dreamless_day
No it’s not limited to their current training data. Like I said, they can search the internet, get information from websites or available studies, summarize and use that in their answers.
Just because it gets it right sometimes doesn’t mean it knows it’s right.
Again, how do you know?
They do say that. I’ve seen Claude realise some programming package must be internal / non public and it therefore can’t provide any information on that.
They output responses that read like fact checks, and link things that are semantically similar to their output.
So basically they do what humans do. What exactly qualifies as deeper understanding to you?
Have you used the newest LLM models? They certainly do fact checks, research info and provide online sources - if they are instructed to do that.
It's from this new movie right?
Last time I checked Iraq also has jails
One would expect they kind of think stuff through before acting on it
Zero Knowledge Proofs: The Bad News
What ZKPs don’t do is mitigate verifier abuse or limit their requests, such as over-asking for information they don’t need or limiting the number of times they request your age over time. They don’t prevent websites or applications from collecting other kinds of observable personally identifiable information like your IP address or other device information while interacting with them.
ZKPs are a great tool for sharing less data about ourselves over time or in a one time transaction. But this doesn’t do a lot about the data broker industry that already has massive, existing profiles of data on people. We understand that this was not what ZKPs for age verification were presented to solve. But it is still imperative to point out that utilizing this technology to share even more about ourselves online through mandatory age verification establishes a wider scope for sharing in an already saturated ecosystem of easily linked, existing personal information online. Going from presenting your physical ID maybe 2-3 times a week to potentially proving your age to multiple websites and apps every day online is going to render going online itself as a burden at minimum and a barrier entirely at most for those who can’t obtain an ID.
So the bad thing about this is that data sellers already have your data and zero knowledge proof doesn’t change that? Pretty weak point in my opinion.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_national_identity_card_policies_by_country
Must be all Nazis then 🤡
Not knowing how the internet is like a telephone network is exactly the problem.
I can’t imagine AI generated porn of real women being published on telephone lines without the internet.
But yeah sure it’s just information bro nothing to worry about.
So the new verification app must be pretty great as this completely removes the need to hand out your identity details