If you like the annotated conversation here, you can also join in on the margins of the paper itself.

In our paper, we address this idea that ALL ✨sparkling intelligence✨ outputs are generated using the same technology and practices. We argue that it is useful to have a term for those outputs that don't match our shared reality or factual requirements, and for that we propose "mirage".

In my blog post introducing our paper, I suggest AI "rainbows" as a term for mirages that we do value.

I'm assuming this is some kind of ✨sparkling intelligence✨ and given that Dr. Oblivion seems to miss the point of the paper and our discussion here, I found it more illustrative than helpful ;)

Agree! This is a point we make in the paper. And then there are those mirages that we actually value, which I have proposed the term "AI rainbows" in my blog post introducing our paper.

You might also want to visit my blog post, where I introduce the publication of this paper alongside some additional ideas on interventions to prevent AI mirages, on AI mirages vs AI rainbows, and on how AI terminology plays out in different disciplines.

The "red mirage" is a phenomenon in which it appears that the Republican party candidate will win an election based on early returns on election day because Republicans are statistically more likely to vote in person on election day and Democrats are more likely to have voted by absentee ballot or via mail. Many states don't begin counting mail in ballots until late on election day or after and the manual process takes more time than in person balloting.

The Mirage au nord du Las Vegas Strip et le Mandalay Bay au sud.

Affinité de Beauvoir pour la vérité (« réalité ») par opposition aux mirages, à l’illusion (à la fiction? quel rapport à la littérature dans ce cas? est-ce que la littérature chez Beauvoir, sans refuser la fiction, doit d’abord se subordonner à la réalité? le roman autobiographique en serait un exemple assez tangible…)