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it seems that way, but all you say goes through a complex filter built during a lifetime: experience, memories, desires, fears. most of this is subconscious, bu
by momirlan 3y ago
it seems that way, but all you say goes through a complex filter built during a lifetime: experience, memories, desires, fears. most of this is subconscious, but it's still part of your conscience.
not to mention that talking at a pub after a few pints is different from talking in a meeting where you have to filter every word to obtain the effect you want.
- doctor_eval 3y agoBut that's the problem, we can explain all of this with LLMs. > all you say goes through a complex filter built during a lifetime: experience, memories, desires, fears. most of this is subconscious, but it's still part of your conscience aka "training" > not to mention that talking at a pub after a few pints is different from talking in a meeting where you have to filter every word to obtain the effect you want aka "temperature" I'm not trying to trivialise this, but I really don't see that this is in any way a strong argument against AI.
- momirlan 3y agoI think you make a good point, I was just referring to the comment "when I talk (and I don't think I'm alone) words seem to spontaneously tumble from my mouth without any effort."