MS Teen Girl AI Goes Horribly Wrong
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@thanksajdotcom said:
Yeah, this was pretty bad ass hysterical...
FTFY, the bot went this route in under 24 hours because there were no controls in place.
(I saw this a few days ago and was laughing pretty hard at the story)
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Artificial intelligence completely learned through tweets by anyone on the internet. What could possibly go wrong?
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That is just hilarious. Also sad truth about the state of online streams of thought.
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@JaredBusch said:
That is just hilarious. Also sad truth about the state of online streams of thought.
That's what I thought. It's really funny, but also sad. And an interesting insight into what online posting is like.
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No safety net or QA. Classic Microsoft.
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@BBigford said:
No safety net or QA. Classic Microsoft.
Well, raw and uncensored. They tried something daring and got... something daring.
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I don't fault MS here, it was an interesting experiment but...
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@scottalanmiller said:
I don't fault MS here, it was an interesting experiment but...
That's just at.... It was an experiement that ended.... badly. Now they can go back and try again.
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This falls under the development concept of "fail quickly."
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@scottalanmiller said:
@BBigford said:
No safety net or QA. Classic Microsoft.
Well, raw and uncensored. They tried something daring and got... something daring.
I was seriously blown away. Haha sitting around that discussion table. I get the feeling someone said "it mines the community's input, then automates the output in the form of a tweet... What could possibly go wrong?" The first mistake was under estimating people of the Internet.
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@BBigford said:
I was seriously blown away. Haha sitting around that discussion table. I get the feeling someone said "it mines the community's input, then automates the output in the form of a tweet... What could possibly go wrong?" The first mistake was under estimating people
of the Internet.FTFY
