US EditionAssociated Press: A chatbot entirely powered by humans, not artificial intelligence? This Chilean community shows why
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A group of 50 Chileans recently spent several hours powering...
A group of 50 Chileans recently spent several hours powering a human-operated chatbot. Some questions were answered quickly but “when they didn’t know the answer, they walked around the room to see if someone else did”. 💬 Join the discussion on kottke.org →
Associated Press: A chatbot entirely powered by humans, not artificial intelligence? This Chilean community shows why
Associated Press: A chatbot entirely powered by humans, not artificial intelligence? This Chilean community shows why. “About 50 residents of a community outside Chile’s capital spent Saturday trying their best to power an entirely human-operated chatbot that could answer questions and make silly pictures on command, in a message to highlight the environmental toll of artificial intelligence data centers in the region.”
Chile has been struggling with drought for years. AI data centres also tap water from the country. An activist group now draws attention to the high resource consumption with unusual means. read more on t3n.de
A catbot entirely fed by humans, not artificial intelligence (AI) ? This Chilean community shows whyA 50 inhabitants of a community located outside of the Chilean capital spent their Saturdays doing their best to feed a catbot entirely managed by humans, able to answer questions and create fun images on demand, in order to highlight the environmental impact of AI data centers in...
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