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    Disputed claims about AI models “remembering” across generations

    A post argues that correctly built models do not retain “bad” material across generations and rejects the idea of a “secret mark.”

    Brian RoemmeleBR
    1 Source, 20d ago, first seen 20d ago

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    A post challenges claims about models “remembering” “bad” material as they move through generations. The author says this does not happen if models are built correctly, also denies there is a “secret mark,” and calls the claims “fantastical thinking.”

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    Brian Roemmele@BrianRoemmeleUnfortunately, this is not accurate and in many cases is impossible. Models do not “Remember” “bad” stuff as they move through generations if you build it correctly. There is no “secret mark”. And who ever told this to Andrew, is making him ultimately sound uninformed. This movement of fantastical thinking is astonishing to watch.20d

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    Brian Roemmele@BrianRoemmeleUnfortunately, this is not accurate and in many cases is impossible. Models do not “Remember” “bad” stuff as they move through generations if you build it correctly. There is no “secret mark”. And who ever told this to Andrew, is making him ultimately sound uninformed. This movement of fantastical thinking is astonishing to watch.20d