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Serious question - what if I want it to hallucinate? If I want it to make a story about something ridiculous/impossible? For example GPT3.5 will refuse to make
by theaiquestion 4y ago
Serious question - what if I want it to hallucinate? If I want it to make a story about something ridiculous/impossible?
For example GPT3.5 will refuse to make a pretend paper about "the discovery that ferrets can breath underwater via previously unknown gills", because it just says "WeLl AcTuAlLy FeRrEtS dOnT hAvE gIlLs"
- manyoso 4y agoIt should only hallucinate when asked. Humans can do the same but when humans mistake their hallucinations for reality we usually consider it problematic. Especially if the AI is going to be considered a reference which many seem willing to believe.
- dragonwriter 4y ago> Humans can do the same but when humans mistake their hallucinations for reality we usually consider it problematic Most of the time, we don’t notice, and the popular perception is that it happens vastly less than empirical testing has shown it does.
- dllthomas 4y agoWe even have a pile of widely shared and reliably introduced ones with our vision system in particular that we call "optical illusions".