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In a word: comprehension. I should be able to query specific details about a topic and get a consistent response with respect to its own and my own answers com
by sublinear 4y ago
In a word: comprehension.
I should be able to query specific details about a topic and get a consistent response with respect to its own and my own answers complete with citations of its sources. When I lie to it, it should know I'm lying. When I pose an argument it should actually debate instead of giving canned answers. When I ask something unfalsifiable it should recognize it as such instead of hallucinating. When I ask something in a deliberately vague way it should be able to pinpoint exactly what I made vague and ask for me to clarify that part explicitly. When I contradict myself it should ask me questions and continue the conversation instead of me doing all the heavy lifting.
- 1lint 4y agoBased on convos I see on reddit, twitter, social media at large, that standard sounds like a pretty high bar that could produce a lot of false negatives. I don't see many people citing sources, canned answers seems rather common, hallucination and self-contradiction seems disturbingly common as well. Of course many of those comments may come from legitimate bots, but I'm fairly certain the stuff I write came from a bona-fide human.