Well, you heard it here first: Nvidia admits AI models generally lack "common sense." I mean, obviously this is far from some earth-shattering revelation—anyone with eyes on this news story knows not to put glue in their pizza sauce, but that hasn't stopped Google's AI overview from suggesting you add a dollop to make it extra sticky. So, how is Nvidia attempting to remedy this? With human tutors, naturally.
In a recent blog post, Nvidia detailed how its data factory team is approaching teaching generative AI knowledge about the world that humans take for granted. Made up of analysts hailing from "various backgrounds including bioengineering, business, and linguistics," the team is "working to develop, analyze and compile hundreds of thousands of data units" in the hopes of teaching Nvidia's AI models how to make the metaphorical pizza sauce.
