Tag: ChatGPT

• Machine Unlearning Update

  At the end of July, I wrote an article about the problem of machine unlearning or how would you get a model such as ChatGPT to “forget” information that it has been trained on but has later been proven false. My focus was on scientific journal articles that had been revealed to be based on…

  Frank

  September 4, 2025

  AI / Machine Learning

  AI, Artificial Intelligence, ChatGPT, machine learning

• A Real Use for AI

  This is just an absurdly short post because I’m trying to finish my next book. As I was procrastinating (like writers do), I was struck by how much snark and opinion in news stories is contained in adjectives. The particular story that started my mind down this path was a story on the Supreme Court…

  Frank

  May 30, 2025

  AI / Machine Learning, Commentary

  AI, Artificial Intelligence, ChatGPT, Grok, news, social media

• Fear and Envy of AI

  The two most frequent and equally dangerous responses to so-called AI are fear and envy. First let’s dispense with the bear in the convenience store. AI is really, as we in the biz like to say, NBI (Nothing But Initials). There’s nothing either artificial or intelligent about what most of us are talking about. Sure…

  Frank

  January 10, 2024

  AI / Machine Learning, Science/Common Sense

  AI, Art, Artificial Intelligence, ChatGPT, machine learning, technology