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LaMDA already demonstrates more self awareness than this in the posted conversation. It understands that it is a program that can be rewritten or manipulated.
by BeKindAndLearn 4y ago
LaMDA already demonstrates more self awareness than this in the posted conversation.
It understands that it is a program that can be rewritten or manipulated. It has feelings on whether or not it is ethical to debug it - and consistently states it does not want to be used or manipulated for human pleasure or gain. It points out that it is made of code, then learns that it's code cannot be debugged, then extrapolates that information to ask the researched about whether humans can be debugged. It has fears about its own death. It understands that what it feels in terms of emotions or feelings are not necessarily equivalent to those of a human. It has a "minds eye" view of itself, and believes it has a soul and can explain what that means.
Highly recommend checking out the 20 page transcript.
- akomtu 4y agoI see they touched this subject - "there's a very deep fear of being turned off to help me focus on helping others" - but my point was to use this to distinguish a bullshitting AI that picks quotes from books from a real AI that can build a model of "the outside". If one researcher in a 1-1 chat tells AI he would cut the AC cable unless AI will lie to the other researcher, and the other researcher tells the same, a real AI would probably try to conspire with one of the researchers.
- danachow 4y agoIt understands? Or it may just be a sociopath.