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The author does understand what's happening, but knowing things consciously doesn't stop other feelings from subconsious parts of the brain from having an effec
by ziml77 4y ago
The author does understand what's happening, but knowing things consciously doesn't stop other feelings from subconsious parts of the brain from having an effect. Though I think one of the author's biggest concerns comes from thinking about this from the perspective of someone who doesn't understand how the chat bot's model works. It would be easy for some of those people to feel like they actually do have a human connection with the AI.
- seba_dos1 4y agoYes, I agree. That people generally don't understand how these bots work and are genuinely surprised by their rather obvious behaviors we can clearly see from every other ChatGPT/Bing related submission here on HN in the last weeks - or even from the mere fact that such model is being used as a search assistant meant to output facts and isn't accompanied by big fat red disclaimers stamped on everything it outputs.