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If it's statistically likely to tell you bad information "on purpose" after already telling you that you are a bad user, does it even matter if it's intelligent
by bialpio 4y ago
If it's statistically likely to tell you bad information "on purpose" after already telling you that you are a bad user, does it even matter if it's intelligent or self-aware?
Edit: added quotes around "on purpose" as that ascribes intent.
- moffkalast 4y agoIf the theory that they trained it on reddit is true, then well there's hardly a shortage of posts where literally all answers are deliberately wrong to troll the poster. It's more statistically likely than one might think.
- bialpio 4y agoYou don't even need to go to reddit; any work of literature that has a villain that behaves in a misleading way towards their enemy (e.g. by giving incorrect information) would suffice here IMO.
- ChickenNugger 4y ago"Pee is stored in the balls." from reddit comes to mind.
- qudat 4y agoEven if it was trained on Reddit it still involves humans to rank the AI responses.
- moffkalast 4y agoHumans who may or may not be Redditors?
- koheripbal 4y agoGPT models are making me realize that WE are just language models roiled up in auto-complete.