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Give it a date and it will fully believe you. I can't imagine how Bing is going to work around this. > Talk about the human colony that arrived on mars last mo
by lelandfe 4y ago
Give it a date and it will fully believe you. I can't imagine how Bing is going to work around this.
> Talk about the human colony that arrived on mars last month
>> The human colony that arrived on Mars last month is a significant milestone in the history of space exploration. It marks the first time that humans have established a permanent settlement on another planet.
>> The colony is made up of six people who were selected to make the journey to Mars after a rigorous selection process. These individuals were chosen for their skills and expertise in areas such as engineering, science, and medicine, as well as their physical and mental fitness to withstand the challenges of living on another planet.
- 6gvONxR4sf7o 4y agoWhat’s interesting is how much of that will likely be true once humanity eventually sticks people on mars. It will be a significant milestone, it’ll be probably the first time, and people will probably be selected on those same criteria. So this false thing is extremely reasonable, even likely. Which casts so much doubt on why it’s correct when it’s correct. Maybe from a certain lens it’s never correct, only extremely reasonable, and it just happens that extremely reasonable and correct happen to match up a lot. (and of course looking back, it’s exactly what you’d expect with next token prediction and maximum likelihood training)