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Gary Marcus advocates for training LLMs on open-source data, but is this the full solution for effective AI?
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Wikipedia, while vast, can contain inaccuracies, leading LLMs trained on such data to potentially spread misinformation.
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Relying on Wikipedia risks embedding errors into LLMs, undermining their reliability and credibility.
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Not all topics are comprehensively covered on Wikipedia, presenting a challenge for LLMs to develop a well-rounded understanding.
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The quality of Wikipedia articles varies significantly, with some subjects suffering from biases or lack of expert review.
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Training LLMs effectively requires a diverse set of high-quality, vetted sources beyond just open-source platforms.
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LLMs need mechanisms to verify the truthfulness of data, a challenge when relying on user-generated content.
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Ethical AI development demands careful consideration of data sources to prevent the propagation of falsehoods.
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Exploring beyond Wikipedia and open-source, incorporating a variety of data can lead to more robust and effective LLMs.
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Marcus' point underscores a crucial debate in AI: How to responsibly source data to build LLMs that are both effective and trustworthy
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