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Wie OpenAI erklärt, warum LLMs bei völliger Ahnungslosigkeit sicher auftreten

In einem Paper benennt OpenAI selbstbewusste Fehler von großen Sprachmodellen als gewollte technische Schwäche. Das Beheben erfordert ein Umdenken der Branche.

https://www.heise.de/hintergrund/Wie-OpenAI-erklaert-warum-LLMs-bei-voelliger-Ahnungslosigkeit-sicher-auftreten-10662260.html?wt_mc=sm.red.ho.mastodon.mastodon.md_beitraege.md_beitraege&utm_source=mastodon

@nixCraft AI is incredibly powerful, but there's a huge gap between the hype and reality. Social media is full of 'gurus' promising this will make you rich with revolutionary game-changing results. Meanwhile, anyone who can do simple math looks at the pricing: a million input/output tokens costs [X amount]. Then you track your actual usage and think: 'Wait, what? I'm burning through tokens that fast?'

Maybe these AI gurus have overlooked a few things about the economics?

Calishat: QueryAnvil: AI As Search Sidekick Instead of Main Character. “I was staring in frustration at a particularly annoying page of search results when I thought to myself, ‘Man, I wish I had some way of marking which of these results are useful and which aren’t, and then have an AI analyze the different sets for language use and give me suggestions for how I can revise my search to get […]

https://rbfirehose.com/2025/09/09/queryanvil-ai-as-search-sidekick-instead-of-main-character-calishat/

"First it peddled the poison, and now it's selling the cure.

OpenAI announced that it's launching a new AI-powered jobs platform next year that will use AI to match employers with potential candidates. Called the OpenAI Jobs Platform, the initiative will put it in direct competition with job juggernauts like LinkedIn, which has also been experimenting with integrating the tech.

It marks a new direction for the company, perhaps as it tries to maintain some semblance of its altruistic image. As its CEO Sam Altman has frequently warned for years now, it's an inevitability, in his view, that the AI his company is creating will destroy jobs. Many bosses have openly boasted about replacing their workforce with AI agents.

Fidji Simo, OpenAI's CEO of applications, acknowledged the tech's role in destroying jobs.

"We believe fundamentally that AI will unlock more opportunities for more people than any technology in history, but …