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Who cares? As long as the illusion is good enough to be useful, then it doesn’t matter. Just like the illusion of ChatGPT making it seem like the LLM is holdi
by nico 4y ago
Who cares?
As long as the illusion is good enough to be useful, then it doesn’t matter.
Just like the illusion of ChatGPT making it seem like the LLM is holding the context of the conversation.
AI is already smarter and faster than us in almost any way.
Yet so many just keep constantly moving the goalposts so they can feel safe by rejecting AI.
Let’s embrace it and use it to our advantage.
- paulyy_y 4y ago"Instant dismissal of anything challenging the LLM dogma" - check "Moving the goalposts" - check "AI is already better than humans in every way" - check It's comical how rote and basic the defensive script always is.
- muglug 4y agoThat’s a very strange response. There are a ton of trivial reasons why it’s important for future natural language interfaces to understand ambiguity. If I tell my friendly omnipotent AI friend “I hope I never hear from Dave again” there are several interpretations, one of which involves killing Dave. I’d definitely want the AI to do a little disambiguation before taking an action.
- digging 4y agoThis is like complaining about someone trying to invent screws because we have nails already. Nails do the job way better than tying things together! Why worry about whether or not they're perfect for all jobs?