That youtube video is basically a crime against humanity. I'm being hyperbolic, but only slightly. I have never seen such blatant misrepresentation of results u

That youtube video is basically a crime against humanity. I'm being hyperbolic, but only slightly. I have never seen such blatant misrepresentation of results used to "verify" entirely unrelated hypotheses. Anyone with even a mild understanding of deep learning can spot this; but clearly the audience for these videos is _not_ people with deep learning experience. Rather, it is the followers of the cult of alignment. At least one aspect of why this is so popular has to be that deep learning has now gotten sufficiently close to the popular conceptions of what a "general AI" should look like according to science fiction. As such, layman are using priors from e.g. Asimov (which deliberately simplifies things for poetic irony and "violations of the laws") such that they feel like they are actually already equipped to handle these relatively advanced topics.