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> They only need to mimic human behaviours accurately enough to make them redundant and automatable. The post I was replying to was specifically positing that
by danaris 4y ago
> They only need to mimic human behaviours accurately enough to make them redundant and automatable.
The post I was replying to was specifically positing that they would have feelings.
- sho_hn 4y agoWhat makes a feeling different or unapproachable by sophisticated mimicry? GPT models with bad guardrails already generate dramatic/emotional text because they internalized human narratives and propensity for drama from the training data (cf. the "Bing got upset" type articles from a month ago). Unless you mean to say it's not the same as the model having qualia. It's not clear to me whether we would know when that emerged in the algorithm, as it wouldn't necessarily be outwardly distinguishable from mimicry.