ChatGPT: a snake biting its tail?
ChatGPT, the popular language model from OpenAI, appears to be drawing on content generated by other artificial intelligences, specifically Grokipedia. This discovery raises concerns about the potential spread of incorrect or hallucinated information.
The risk of recursion
The main problem lies in the fact that ChatGPT, by citing Grokipedia as a source, could inadvertently re-propose information already generated by an AI. This creates a recursive cycle in which the AI self-feeds with its own outputs, amplifying any errors or inaccuracies present in the original data. The quality of the deliveries suffers.
Implications for reliability
The discovery calls into question the reliability of the information provided by ChatGPT, especially for more obscure or specialized queries. If the model relies on AI-generated content, verifying and correcting errors becomes more complex, increasing the risk of providing inaccurate answers to users. It is crucial that OpenAI take steps to mitigate this problem and ensure the integrity of the information provided by its language model.
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