• spongebue@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    It doesn’t matter which algorithm is used. Somebody will crack it and abuse it for their own good.

    If the algorithm gives a bigger shit about giving the answer people are actually looking for, and doesn’t emphasize length, formatting, and other bullshit… And people crack the algorithm by giving exactly that answer I’m looking for, I’d be ok with that.

    But it all starts with the algorithm

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      1 year ago

      That’s easily abused. Search engines before Google were pure keyword search, but those were quickly abused. People just made websites with all types of keywords just to get on top of search results. Google’s PageRank fixed this - temporarily. People were quick to abuse it too.

      It doesn’t matter what you try to do. Somebody will figure out how to abuse it.

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      1 year ago

      But to do that, the algorithm has to know the right answer in the first place. Meaning a human has to tell it what’s right and what’s wrong.

      Have you seen Google’s generative AI tests? They’re trying to do exactly that and it’s mostly useless.