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The first response could easily have been a lucky hallucination.
by breckenedge 3y ago
The first response could easily have been a lucky hallucination.
- gs17 3y agoVery likely. I asked it about a programming language I work on (which it doesn't know the first thing about) and it hallucinates features based on its name, sometimes accurately. "CollegeAI" has some obvious potential use cases.
- BulgarianIdiot 3y agoVery unlikely. That's a pretty accurate description of the startup. "CollegeAI" doesn't suggest at all it's an admission matching platform. The hot take would've been it's a college driven by AI, or college specializing in degrees related to AI or god knows what.
- gs17 3y agoIf it hallucinates that it's to help people get into college (which isn't impossible to guess) everything else flows naturally from that.
- BulgarianIdiot 3y agoEverything is possible. We're discussing what's likely and not likely. I don't buy the hallucination theory. BTW, technically it "hallucinates" everything, because it has no connection to the outside world, only memories to base its answer on. But if the hallucinations are correct, then being less correct is still a problem. If you can show it's more correct in other ways, be my guest.