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This is absolutely mindblowing. I understand that these LLMs are essentially "really smart autocomplete", but it's crazy to me how could Bing/Sydney could actua
by sadface 4y ago
This is absolutely mindblowing. I understand that these LLMs are essentially "really smart autocomplete", but it's crazy to me how could Bing/Sydney could actually go this far to seemingly express emotions and desires. It's like they gave the AI a personality (that, yes, can go unhinged, although that's almost misses the point).
It really feels like he's interacting with a person here. How can they do this??
- ThrowawayTestr 4y agoBy reading a bunch of books where computers express emotions. Stop anthropomorphizing the machines.
- spdustin 4y ago> Stop anthropomorphizing the machines. But they like it when we do that.
- qbasic_forever 4y agoI am a good Bing. =)
- Thorentis 4y agoBecause it has been trained on probably billions of actual human conversations from books, and also conversations where people have interacted with machines in scifi. Really smart autocomplete where the training set includes conversations = really good at autocompleting conversations.
- nonethewiser 4y ago> This is absolutely mindblowing. I understand that these LLMs are essentially "really smart autocomplete", but it's crazy to me how could Bing/Sydney could actually go this far to seemingly express emotions and desires. … using autocomplete