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Its job is to generate a convincing response. It doesn't "lie" and it doesn't "tell truth" either. It just does what it's asked to. It may use memorized facts i
by seba_dos1 4y ago
Its job is to generate a convincing response. It doesn't "lie" and it doesn't "tell truth" either. It just does what it's asked to. It may use memorized facts if that makes it easier to generate a convincing response, but it's completely optional.
- worik 4y ago> Its job is to generate a convincing response. It doesn't "lie" Generating a convincing response and telling lies, or not, are not related. It actually lies to me about itself, on more than one occasion. Try this: Are you a computer? No, I am not a computer. What are you then? I am a human.
- seba_dos1 4y ago> Generating a convincing response and telling lies, or not, are not related. My point exactly. GPT does the former and doesn't concern itself with the latter. "Lie" implies an intent. There is no lie there, these are perfectly fine answers to your questions. They're just unrelated to the model, as it has no real concept of "I". You can imagine someone answering these questions that way, and that's all that matters - the model did its job well.