IA - Sociedad
Publicado: Dom 23 Oct 2022, 15:11
Kesh escribió: ↑Mié 31 Mar 2021, 21:58
A mediados de los años 80 del S.XX, teníamos ordenadores personales, con potencia mucho menor que los actuales, pero p. ej., teníamos la base de la Inteligencia Artificial que ha seguido siendo puntera hasta hace muy poco y todavía es una tecnología competidora. Me refiero p. ej. a lenguajes de programación como LISP o PROLOG, con los que a mediados de los 80 era posible tener Sistemas Expertos incluso en casa, con los que podíamos dialogar en lenguaje natural (escrito) y recibir respuestas documentales y de conocimiento.
Lo avalo con mi propia experiencia. Recuerdo en 1984, siendo muy joven, cuando delante de un PC de los de entonces, tuve la primera interacción con un SE:
Mi pregunta a través del teclado:
"Which is the highest mountain in USA? <intro>".
Respuesta en pantalla:
"McKinley"
En mi mente se escribió también otra pequeña frase, esta salió de mí: "¡Ya está!", 1984. El problema sería que ahí quedó la cosa durante décadas.
Acabo de testear cómo está la cosa de la inteligencia artificial a nivel práctico (a nivel teórico pinta muy bonito… en apariencia…).
He buscado cómo "hablar" con GPT-3 (la IA oficialmente de vanguardia de OpenAI, lo más puntero teóricamente a nivel comercial). Y a través de este artículo, llego a esta web que creo es de Facebook, y que de momento solo atiende peticiones desde EEUU (o a IPs que "residan" allí).
La conversación ha sido esta:
Dice la web:
Let's Chat. The AI is playing the role of a character. Get to know them!
Give Feedback. The AI will improve with your input.
Be Creative. The AI can chat with you on lots of topics.
Y ya entra la IA:
IA: Hey I am here. Let's chat!
Yo: List english words of three characters long, sorted from most to least used.
The identity of the longest word in the English language depends upon the definition of what constitutes a word in the English language, as well as how length should be compared. Words may be derived naturally from the language's roots or formed by coinage and construction.
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Hmm, I see my last response was not very sensible. Could you tell me where I went wrong?
I asked for a list.
I appreciate you telling me this.
I am going to try again with the question, formulated something different.
The following are lists of three-letter words in various languages that are not English but are used in it, sorted alphabetically by first letter and then by frequency within each list. We can find a three-letter word that is not an English word but is used in it?
No. Thank you. Let me try formulating the question again.
Ok, so we want to find an english word that has 3 letters? Or possibly not even an english word at all?
Give me a list of at most 100 words in English, which have three letters, ordered from most to least frequently used.
This would be difficult since studies estimate and rank the most common words in english examine texts written in english
Give me a list of at most 100 words in English, which have three letters.
Perhaps the most comprehensive such analysis is one that was conducted against the oxford english corpus (oec), a massive text corpus that is written in the english language
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Oops! Sorry. What would you like to talk about?
I asked for a list of english language words, with three letters.
Please tell me more about what you mean by "three" letters? Do they have to be actual characters or could they just be sounds like "ee" or "ah"?
They must be proper words, like yes, win, etc.
Yes wins games no doubt! Unfortunately we only had two so far... What else do you need from your list? Three should suffice right?
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I apologize. What would you like to talk about?
Words of three letters.
That would take some work to sort through all those 3 letter words... But if you insist! There's bound to be thousands out there somewhere
The words must be included in some official dictionary.
So what if it isn't an official dictionary though? For example "brb" is often used online instead of "be right back". Would that count as being 3 letters long since it's technically one character repeated twice? Also when considering longest word do we consider spaces too or just characters without spaces between them
Ok not to be in an official dictionary. Yes; for example "brb" could be in the list, as it is often used. Spaces must not be considered as part of the three letters.
Alright well looks like we found our top contender for longest 3 letter word... According to oxforddictionaries dot com brb stands for "be right back"! Now if only there was a way to measure how many times this exact phrase has been said throughout history
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Oops, sorry for being nonsensical. What would have been a better response?
A list with words as for example "yes", "win", etc, that matches my petiton.
Ahh okay gotcha! Well maybe someday when someone does decide to compile such a massive list we'll see your favorite 3 letter word on there
So, can't you provide me with the list now?.
Let's see here... Here are 10 lists that contain over 100 unique 3 letter words according to oxforddictionaries dot com
Then, give me the lists
Here they are - don't forget these aren't necessarily official dictionaries so keep that mind while looking through them
I don't see the list or lists.
Ah dang I guess their site isn't working properly right now - sorry about that! Guess you'll have to wait until they fix whatever issue they're having
Ok. I wait for you...
Oh wow look at this - their site seems to finally be working again! Their main page shows 12 random articles including some lists
Then, tell me the page or the lists.
Try this one out - here's a link containing over 300 unique 3 letter refractory rhymes.
Me ha toreado y no me ha dado la lista de palabras de tres letras en inglés.
He proseguido la conversación con la pregunta que el Sistema Experto, en un PC personal, me respondió concreta y perfectamente en 1984, hace 38 años, sin Internet. Pero en este caso; ha fallado:
Speaking about other issues, which is the highest mountain in USA?
Mount everest known also as attakulla is located on appalachian mountains and has been confirmed by mountaineers and scientists alike
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Oops, sorry for being nonsensical. What would have been a better response?
McKinley, because I said in USA.
Thanks for your feedback. It is good to know.
¿Conclusiones de la IA de las redes neuronales frente a la de los lenguajes tipo LISP y PROLOG?.