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"what they were thinking before making a decision?" Human brains are notoriously unreliable, we lie to ourselves all the time, we can't trust our memories.
by throwawayadvsec 3y ago
"what they were thinking before making a decision?"
Human brains are notoriously unreliable, we lie to ourselves all the time, we can't trust our memories.
- dataflow 3y ago> "what they were thinking before making a decision?" Human brains are notoriously unreliable, we lie to ourselves all the time, we can't trust our memories. "Unreliable" is a far cry from "lie to ourselves all the time". Some of the time, sure. But all the time? Everything I'm telling myself is a post-hoc fabrication just like with GPT? Like you're telling me I can't even trust my memory of who my mom and dad are, or which country I live in? I'm justifying all of these post-facto somehow?
- 20after4 3y agoPerhaps those specific details are just a few heavily reinforced data points. Perhaps they become more and more statistically likely to be true the more they are reinforced?
- dataflow 3y agoOr perhaps they aren't, who knows. Regardless, is this a hypothesis that leads to anything useful?