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chatGPT has no motivation and no feelings. It is literally an algorithm for autocomplete. I find it shocking what it's capable of. But AFAIK it's internal state
by phkahler 4y ago
chatGPT has no motivation and no feelings. It is literally an algorithm for autocomplete. I find it shocking what it's capable of. But AFAIK it's internal state (weights, connections) does not change as people use/interact with it. You can't hurt it if you can't change it.
I do think the big breakthrough will be merging training and inference, so an AI will be able to learn from experience. This will also require each instance to have it's own parameters and such. But at that point we may be very close to a real AGI and concerns over how we treat them might seem more reasonable.
- notamy 4y ago> chatGPT has no motivation and no feelings. It is literally an algorithm for autocomplete. I agree! But given how much is coming out now of various AGI claims, I think it's important that we stop and actually seriously think about the ethics of what's happening here.
- phkahler 4y ago>> , I think it's important that we stop and actually seriously think about the ethics of what's happening here. I agree. I think very little good will come from these developments, if any. At best they will take peoples jobs, which alleviates work but we don't have a social structure to deal with that and don't even know what one would look like.