> But you can't practically adapt an existing gasoline car to run on hydrogen.
You can do it pretty practically. Figuring out a supply is probably worse than the conversion itself.
> My point is that mobilizing terminology gives people with no knowledge of details the illusion they can speak reasonably about the topic.
"mobilizing terminology"? They just stuck two words together so they wouldn't have to say "training data that has the same features as a conversation with a malevolent therapist" or some similar phrase over and over. There's no expertise to be had, and there's no pretense of expertise either.
And the idea of filtering it out is understandable to a normal person: straightforward and a ton of work.
You can do it pretty practically. Figuring out a supply is probably worse than the conversion itself.
> My point is that mobilizing terminology gives people with no knowledge of details the illusion they can speak reasonably about the topic.
"mobilizing terminology"? They just stuck two words together so they wouldn't have to say "training data that has the same features as a conversation with a malevolent therapist" or some similar phrase over and over. There's no expertise to be had, and there's no pretense of expertise either.
And the idea of filtering it out is understandable to a normal person: straightforward and a ton of work.