Here's my first Mastodon post!
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Here's my first Mastodon post!
My mission out here? To understand and promote Mastodon, the only large European social media platform (to my knowledge).
How can we make more Europeans come to the Fediverse?@hpod16 Hi, and welcome!
Two points:
1. People think there's nobody here, because they wait for followers. But that's not how it works. You have to follow others here.
2. Although originally a German invention, there are people here from all over the world.
There are quite a few Mastodon 101 websites out there that explain how it all works, and who to follow, etc. People just have to find them and read.
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@BrennpunktUA@mastodon.social @FediTips @altbot Remember that LLMs have problems with hallucinating - making things up - it’s an issue that has not been fully resolved yet. This is why translations produced by LLM tech still need checking (by humans) for accuracy.
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@BrennpunktUA@mastodon.social @FediTips @altbot I have experienced the LLM hallucination phenomenon several times. And one LLM I’ve used repeated items when asked for lists.
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@FediTips @hpod16 @alex_p_roe It's quite important to differentiate, since e.g. DeepL is protecting your privacy and personal data by only using personal data within the scope of legal regulations, in particular the General Data Protection Regulation ("GDPR") and the German Federal Data Protection Act ("BDSG"). This is also the reason why using DeepL is allowed in German public authorities, but ChatGPT absolutely is not.
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@alex_p_roe @jill @FediTips
I believe it's German -
@alex_p_roe @jill @FediTips
I believe it's GermanIch liebe einfach, die Seiten, die sich an die Impressumspflicht halten.
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@alex_p_roe @jill @FediTips
I believe it's German@hpod16 @jill @FediTips Yup, based in Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany - via https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeepL_Translator
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Ich liebe einfach, die Seiten, die sich an die Impressumspflicht halten.
https://www.deepl.com/de/publisher -
Ich liebe einfach, die Seiten, die sich an die Impressumspflicht halten.
https://www.deepl.com/de/publisher@jill @alex_p_roe @FediTips
when you find the info you were looking for on a well organised website -
@jill @alex_p_roe @FediTips
when you find the info you were looking for on a well organised website -
@alex_p_roe Yeah, I recognised that too. When following the link on the bottom "Impressum", the site name changed to "publisher" instead of imprint since publisher is more known to be used in a well, publishing context.
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@alex_p_roe Yeah, I recognised that too. When following the link on the bottom "Impressum", the site name changed to "publisher" instead of imprint since publisher is more known to be used in a well, publishing context.
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@alex_p_roe Interesting. Would you say publisher has the same legal meaning as imprint in that context?
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@alex_p_roe Interesting. Would you say publisher has the same legal meaning as imprint in that context?
@jill @hpod16 @FediTips Yes, publisher in general parlance in the past would be a company that prints books. Via Wikipedia: Publishing is the process of making information, literature, music, software, and other content, physical or digital, available to the public for sale or free of charge. DeepL is not wrong to use the word.
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@alex_p_roe Interesting. Would you say publisher has the same legal meaning as imprint in that context?
@jill @hpod16 @FediTips #DeepL is here: https://european-alternatives.eu/alternative-to/google-translate - under the #European alternatives to #Google #Translate category
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@ptvirgo PS: thanks for the inspiration, I did it
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@jill @hpod16 @FediTips Yes, publisher in general parlance in the past would be a company that prints books. Via Wikipedia: Publishing is the process of making information, literature, music, software, and other content, physical or digital, available to the public for sale or free of charge. DeepL is not wrong to use the word.
@alex_p_roe That`s not quite what I was asking, I meant... offline now.
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@ptvirgo PS: thanks for the inspiration, I did it
@hpod16 I saw that! It seems like social media was a really valuable way to stay connected with "home" and find a sense of identity and belonging when you were young, and maybe the algorithms and changes in the USA tech culture have been off-putting.
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@alex_p_roe That`s not quite what I was asking, I meant... offline now.
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@FediTips @alex_p_roe I think "AI" gets a bad name too easily these days, because everyone treats it as synonymous with LLMs like Chat GPT. You can be skeptical of LLMs and generative AI, but still appreciate many technologies that rely on machine learning that have done great things for humanity, like discover new medicines, or make translation better.
But that's a topic for a whole new thread...@hpod16 @FediTips @alex_p_roe My usual view of this is to think of the different topics covered in e.g. Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach, or in university courses labelled "AI".
Even LLMs can be good tools, if properly trained and used. But no, what we get from the same marketing trends that call it "AI" is using it as a generic global solution for everythingTM, which I'd argue is using it wrong.
When I'm trying to refer to it unambiguously, I also tend to use "Generative AI", or perhaps the shorter "GenAI".
(There's also "Generative Autocomplete", and I tend to also think of "GIGO". And now it seems Satya Nadella of Microsoft is boosting the use of "slop".)
