Forbes reports, it's a brazen and worrying use of the tech that could easily lead to the furthering of institutional ills like racial bias in the hands of police departments. That's not to mention the propensity of AI models to 'hallucinate' facts, which could easily lead to chaos and baseless accusations.
But given the sheer propensity of OpenAI's models to 'hallucinate' facts, fail at correctly summarizing information, and replicate the racial biases from their training data, it's an eyebrow-raising use of the tech.
"The simplest way to think about it is that we have turned off the creativity," principal AI product manager Noah Spitzer-Williams told Forbes. "That dramatically reduces the number of hallucinations and mistakes... Everything that it's produced is just based on that transcript and that transcript alone."
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