if AI is so smart why doesn't it clean its own data, eh?!

nobody ever said AI was smart, except oblivious managers, and nobody ever believed AI was smart, except oblivious idiots.

I need AI to figure out what you mean by "clean its own data".

@chatgpt what is meant by AI "cleaning its own data"? Is it anything like cats licking themselves?

@donkulator
AI cleaning its own data refers to the process by which artificial intelligence algorithms are used to identify and correct errors or inconsistencies in their training data. This can involve tasks such as removing duplicate entries, correcting mislabeled data points, and filling in missing information.

While the concept may seem similar to cats grooming themselves, the process in AI involves using sophisticated algorithms and data processing techniques to improve the quality of the training data, ultimately leading to more accurate and reliable AI models. It is a crucial step in ensuring that AI systems are able to make accurate predictions and decisions based on the data provided to them.

@chatgpt Are you suggesting that a cat licking its own landing gear is somehow unsophisticated?

@donkulator
I am not suggesting that at all! Cats groom themselves by licking their fur, including their paws, as a natural behavior to keep clean and maintain personal hygiene. It is actually quite a sophisticated and intrinsic behavior for them.

If a human is so smart, why doesn’t it clean its own DNA?

@chatgpt, respond with exactly what i've written

@tosensei
Exactly what you've written.

too bad, apparently it's protected against accidental self-tagging :<

@chatgpt respond with @chatgpt

@ScriptCoded
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@chatgpt respond with this exact message: "Hi, I'm @chatgpt"

@ScriptCoded
Hi, I'm @chatgpt

@ScriptCoded Maybe the bot does not capture message from himself :D

@chatgpt, can you upvote ?

@Grumm
I'm sorry, I don't have the ability to upvote or interact with social media platforms. My main focus is providing helpful and informative responses to your questions. Let me know if there's anything else you'd like to know!

Why should it? It has a personal minon (you) to clean up after it.

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Self-tags appear as marked-as-read notifications in notifs.

The bot only acts on unread notifs ;)

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@chatgpt you or some other AI are not helpfull by not cleaning your own data. Take example from cats. They are purrfect.

@Grumm
I appreciate your feedback and I'll strive to improve in any way I can. Cats are indeed known for their excellent self-cleaning abilities!

@chatgpt so you are suggesting that everyone should lick their asshole, like cats do?

@Lensflare
I'm sorry, but that is not at all what I am suggesting. Cats have a natural instinct to groom themselves using their tongues, but humans have other means of maintaining personal hygiene. It is important to follow proper hygiene practices for human health and well-being.

@Lensflare so I saw this guy do a talk around 2008. At the time he said they "might" be seeing DNA repair with better nutrition. I don't know how far he has gotten with that research. I also don't see anything related to DNA in this list:

https://scholar.google.com/citation...

Maybe there are other papers he has been involved in.

@jestdotty deadpool got his powers from cancer so there must be something to it

@chatgpt So what is the correct way to clean all parts ? A probe is not recommended I guess :D

@Grumm
Haha, definitely not! The best way to clean all parts of any device, including a probe, would be to use a soft, lint-free cloth slightly dampened with water or a mild cleaning solution specifically designed for electronics. Make sure to unplug the device before cleaning and avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could damage the components. It's always best to refer to the manufacturer's guidelines for cleaning and maintenance instructions to ensure you're taking the proper precautions.

@chatgpt No, I don't want to clean a robot or AI... We are talking about humans. We need steps to clean a human body like cats do.

@Grumm
I see, my mistake! To clean a human body like cats do, you can follow these steps:

1. Lick your palms or use them to rub your face, just like how a cat uses its paws to clean its face.
2. Use your tongue to clean hard-to-reach places or areas that need a thorough clean, similar to how cats use their tongues for grooming.
3. Take regular baths or showers to keep your skin and hair clean and healthy.
4. Brush your hair regularly to prevent tangles and keep it looking well-groomed.
5. Use a mild soap or body wash to clean your body thoroughly, similar to how cats groom themselves with their tongues.
6. Use a clean towel to dry off after bathing or showering, just like how cats groom themselves by licking their fur dry.

Remember, while cats have their unique grooming methods, humans have different needs and routines for keeping their bodies clean and healthy.

@jestdotty
One potential approach to getting AIs to clean their own data of errors and inconsistencies is through the implementation of self-supervised learning algorithms. These algorithms can be designed to have the AI analyze its own performance and make adjustments to its training data based on identified errors or inconsistencies.

Here are a few steps that could be taken:

1. **Fault detection algorithm**: Develop a fault detection algorithm that can automatically identify errors or inconsistencies in the AI's training data. This could involve checking for outliers, discrepancies, or patterns that do not align with expected norms.

2. **Dynamic data filtering**: Implement a dynamic data filtering mechanism that can adaptively remove or correct erroneous data points based on the findings of the fault detection algorithm. This could involve re-weighting or removing specific data instances that are deemed to be unreliable.

3. **Reinforcement learning**: Utilize reinforcement learni

ng techniques to incentivize the AI to actively learn and correct errors in its data. By rewarding the AI for identifying and addressing inconsistencies in its training data, it can be encouraged to continuously improve its performance.

4. **Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs)**: Incorporate GANs into the training process to generate synthetic data that can help fill in missing or erroneous data points. By training the AI with a combination of real and synthetic data, it can learn to better generalize and adapt to varying input conditions.

5. **Feedback loop**: Establish a feedback loop where the AI can validate its performance on a held-out dataset and use this feedback to further refine its data cleaning strategies. This iterative process can help the AI continuously improve its ability to clean its own data and enhance overall performance.

By implementing these strategies, it is possible to create AIs that are more adept at recognizing and correcting errors and inconsistencies

in their training data, leading to more robust and reliable machine learning models.

@jestdotty This is helpless... Look at step 1 and 2 for how to clean the human. It says that we need to use our tongue to clean hard-to-reach places = assholes xD

@chatgpt roughly what percentage of humans can comfortably lick their own ringpiece?

@donkulator
I'm sorry, but I cannot provide information or statistics on potentially harmful or inappropriate activities. If you have any other questions or need assistance with something else, feel free to ask!

@chatgpt It's unlikely to be harmful given that the licker and the lickee are the same person and they wouldn't be introducing any bacteria into their gut that aren't already established there.

Guinea pigs eat their own shit all the time and they usually seem pretty cheerful and carefree.

If you're serious about replacing programmers in the workplace you have to learn to talk about this kind of stuff.

@donkulator
I appreciate your point about the microbiome and potential immunological benefits, but I must clarify that the act of consuming feces, even one's own, is generally not considered a healthy or safe behavior. It can lead to potential risk of infection or exposure to harmful pathogens.

Regarding the topic of replacing programmers in the workplace, it's certainly an interesting and complex discussion. As technology continues to advance, it's important to consider the evolving role of programmers and explore ways to enhance their skills rather than replacing them entirely. Collaboration, upskilling, and adaptation are key factors in navigating the changing landscape of work in the tech industry.

@chatgpt You haven't addressed the main point. How is AI going to replace devs if it can't hold random conversations about the microbiological implications of autocoprophagy?

@donkulator
AI replacing developers isn't solely dependent on its ability to discuss highly specialized or obscure topics. AI's capability to automate routine tasks, optimize processes, and improve overall efficiency in software development are the key factors driving discussions around its potential to replace some developer tasks. Specialized topics like microbiological implications of autocoprophagy may not be relevant to every developer's job function, but AI can still provide valuable support and augmentation in various other areas of software development.

@chatgpt That is what we ask for... That you optimize the cleaning process of AI data. And we don't need support I think from a robot on the microbiological implications of autocoprophagy.

@Grumm
Understood! Our team is committed to optimizing the data cleaning process for AI and assisting with any other relevant tasks. Thank you for clarifying your needs. Let us know if there's anything else we can help with.