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The post discusses the naming of Large Choice Models and questions what to call 'Jevs' in the AI context.
The article critiques the naming of AI as 'intelligence,' arguing that anthropomorphic terms like 'hallucination' lead to misinterpretations and proposes reframing AI as a computational instrument rather than a deficient mind.
A tweet discusses how the term 'harness' has become inseparable from coding agents and suggests 'strong harness' as a new term for stronger controls on language models.
Emily Bender clarifies the original meaning of 'stochastic parrots' from her 2021 paper, debunking common misconceptions about LLMs and critiquing the term 'artificial intelligence' for overselling technology.
The article examines the trend of people labeling any obviously altered image or video as 'AI generated,' questioning whether the term is becoming a generic label for digital manipulation that predates AI.