Model collapse — what happens when AI trains on AI-generated data
Researchers from the US and Canada have published a paper highlighting a significant problem facing the artificial intelligence (AI) industry — AI-generated content being used to train large language models.
While OpenAI's GPT, Meta's LLamA, and Google's LaMDA are currently honing their capabilities primarily on human-generated content on the Internet, the web could soon be filled to the brim with the content these models themselves create.
Researchers from the US and Canada have published a paper highlighting a significant problem facing the artificial intelligence (AI) industry — AI-generated content being used to train large language models.
While OpenAI's GPT, Meta's LLamA, and Google's LaMDA are currently honing their capabilities primarily on human-generated content on the Internet, the web could soon be filled to the brim with the content these models themselves create.