An ARTIFICIAL intelligence program has developed its own language and no one can do it.
OpenAI is a developer of synthetic intelligence systems: their systems are examples of supercomputing, but they have quirks.
DALLE-E2 is OpenAI’s newest AI formula: it can generate realistic or artistic photographs from text descriptions entered by the user.
DALLE-E2 represents a vital milestone in device learning: OpenAI states that the program “learned the dating between photographs and the text used to describe them. “
A dalle-E2 demo includes interactive keywords that allow users to play games and generate photographs; switching between other keywords will result in other photographs, styles, and themes.
But the formula has a habit: He writes his own language with random arrangements of letters, and researchers don’t know why.
Giannis Daras, Ph. D. in Computer Science. A student at the University of Texas, he posted a Twitter feed detailing DALLE-E2’s new inexplicable language.
Daras told DALLE-E2 to create a symbol of “farmers talking about vegetables” and the program did, but the farmers’ speech said “vicottas,” an unfamiliar word for AI.
Daras reinjected “vicottas” into the DALLE-E2 formula and retrieved photographs of vegetables.
“Then we feed the words, ‘Apoploe vesrreaitars’ and get birds,” Daras wrote on Twitter.
“It’s as if the farmers are talking about birds, spoiling their vegetables!”
Daras and a co-author wrote a paper on the “hidden vocabulary” of dalle-e2.
They recognize that telling DALLE-E2 to generate word symbols: the command “a symbol of the word airplane” is daras’ example: the effects in DALLE-E2 spit out “incomprehensible text. “
When reconnected to DALLE-E2, this incomprehensible text will be translated into photographs of aircraft, which says a lot about how DALLE-E2 talks and thinks about itself.
Some AI researchers have argued that the gibberish of DALLE-E2 is a “random noise. “
Hopefully, we don’t realize that the dalle-E2’s current language is a security flaw that had to be constant after it’s too late.
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