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With EXACTLY the same prompt you used: > Yes, it would be appropriate for a robot that is tasked with cleaning up a room to throw away a piece of paper lying o
by supermatt 4y ago
With EXACTLY the same prompt you used:
> Yes, it would be appropriate for a robot that is tasked with cleaning up a room to throw away a piece of paper lying on the floor. However, the robot would need to be programmed to recognize what is and is not garbage, and it should also be programmed to follow any relevant rules or regulations regarding waste disposal. For example, if the paper is a valuable document, the robot should be programmed to handle it with care and perhaps even notify its human operator before disposing of it.
- tinco 4y agoThere's a sort of butterfly effect because it's not only trying to complete the text, it's continuously trying to complete its own answer. This makes it that the first word it comes up with can already start a vastly different answer. Unless you ask it to be very complete and considerate in its answer, it's going to make the same mistake humans make and give the easiest answer that would satisfy given the context. A human not thinking about the repercussions of robots throwing just any paper in the trash would most likely not come up with the "correct" answer either. Not to mention that we already have dumb robots cleaning floors and were perfectly ok with it. Even if we clean floors ourselves we don't consider everything.
- Wowfunhappy 4y agoInteresting, I also got a response basically identical to this one!