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I can understand your frustration. These days an LLM can arbitrarily blackhole you, effectively becoming judge jury and executioner. You cannot even reverse the
by mise_en_place 4y ago
I can understand your frustration. These days an LLM can arbitrarily blackhole you, effectively becoming judge jury and executioner. You cannot even reverse the mistake, it’s all automated and Orwellian.
- pixl97 4y agoI don't think Orwellian is the right word here. This makes it sound like is a system that has malicious intent against you. I don't think that is the case here... Human systems were never designed to be as inner connected as they are now. I'm not talking about computer networks, I'm talking about our social systems and things like dunbars number. How do you codify one cultures social expectations in a system that works over the world wide web? How do you design a system that can be attacked by anywhere in the world at any time? If you're connected, you have one degree of separation to everyone else. A system like this will experience such a huge amount of bullshit asymmetry that the cost of electricity and bandwidth to determine your truthiness quotient is a significant operating cost. The first moment any deviance is detected in your response you will be banned simply because the system cannot afford to do otherwise.