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Because we have the source code?

• hackinthebochs 4y ago
  This a common fallacy deriving from having low level knowledge of a system without sufficient holistic knowledge. Being "inside" the system gives people far too much confidence that they know exactly what's going on. Searle's Chinese room and Leibniz's mill thought experiments are past examples of this. Citing the source code for chatGPT is just a modern iteration. The source code can no more tell us chatGPT isn't conscious than our DNA tells us we're not conscious.
• wyager 4y ago
  The "source code" is a 175 billion parameter model. We have next to no idea what that model is doing internally.
  • suction 4y ago
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• com2kid 4y ago
  We have our own source code, but for whatever reason we still insist we are sentient. If we are allowed to give in to such delusions, why should ChatGPT not be allowed the same?