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Is there any reason an LLM could not be programmed to disagree? Perhaps the level of disagreeableness would be a tunable parameter and could be cranked up when
by HankB99 3y ago
Is there any reason an LLM could not be programmed to disagree? Perhaps the level of disagreeableness would be a tunable parameter and could be cranked up when in the mood for a fight or down when one one just wants to converse. Some randomness could keep it from getting too predictable.
- dinosaurdynasty 3y agoBing wasn't programmed to disagree but often did to hilarious effect.
- fendy3002 3y agoYes you can, but AFAIK AI doesn't have moral basis and at best the confrontation will be random. Sure you can program the AI to have some moral basis but people will choose to flock with those that have the same alignment with them and keeping the confrontation at minimum, thus the flaw still exists even if it doesn't bore you. In real life, we need to interact with several people at minimum normally, weekly. Those are having different moral basis and maybe changing daily. It'll be hard to simulate that with AI, that the fact we have the ability to control them means we're in charge of what confrontations are there to stay.
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- HankB99 3y agoGood point. > In real life, we need to interact with several people at minimum normally, weekly. I think that's one of the problems with social media (aside from AI.) It's too easy to restrict your contacts to only those you agree with.