The practice could accelerate the process of AI model collapse — wherein AI models get gradually worse by being trained on AI-generated content.
The researchers hired 44 gig workers on Amazon’s Mechanical Turk platform and asked them to summarise 16 extracts from medical research.They are appointed to perform tasks that are difficult to automate, such as solving CAPTCHAs, annotating text, and labelling data.
They estimated that between 33%–46% of the workers had used AI models such as ChatGPT to come up with their responses.— wherein AI models get gradually worse by being trained on AI-generated content. Feeding AI-generated content into AI models led to “irreversible defects” in the models wherein they “forgot” their true underlying data distribution.
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