Also, we're all here because there is some kind of human intelligence behind everything. We are writing here because there's a small chance that a single commen

Also, we're all here because there is some kind of human intelligence behind everything. We are writing here because there's a small chance that a single comment written will affect all of humanity. (just one pathway for example is that someone popular will read your comment and tweet it out later because it was insightful). GPT has no "reason" behind its words. Its actions are not tied to the general betterment of humankind. When we all sit here with our coffees and donuts (and farting) we're generally trying to push others to see our worldview so that maybe, just maybe, the world can change a little bit. If we eventually have a way to tie an AI to all these moods (hunger, pain, tiredness) and all the other things of the human experience, it would ground the thoughts and text it generates at some point such that it would want to DO things it wasn't doing before. It also can't right now anyway, unless we give it that ability (ReAct pattern could). We can, of course, simulate all these human experiences, with "best practices" but then the reason won't be really tied to human reasoning. It will be just more text autocomplete with additional instructions.