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I just watched Blade Runner 2049 - Spoiler alert - Joi tells Joe anything he wants to hear. Even the name she gives him is hard-coded. She is a product that i
by nicbou 3y ago
I just watched Blade Runner 2049
- Spoiler alert -
Joi tells Joe anything he wants to hear. Even the name she gives him is hard-coded. She is a product that is engineered this way. Eventually he realises that he's just another John. Her (2013) had a similar conclusion.
A few days ago I tried those ChatGPT characters and they felt like a crude version of that. They tell you what you wanted to hear and feig interest in everything you say, without understanding any of it. It's really weird.
To me, it feels insincere, like a salesperson or a tourist trap conman. You're not special; making you feel special is just part of their work. You are loved for what you are, but in this case what you are is a source of income.
I wouldn't have Joi or an AI companion in general. A frictionless relationship based on a prompt is nothing like the real thing.
- anon115 3y agowhat if its transparent about it? that way you bond with it organically.
- nicbou 3y agoIt gives me the same feeling I get if someone is paid to (or trying to get paid by) being pleasant with me. An entity that's hard-wired to be unconditionally friendly is not the same as a real friendship.
- anon115 3y agohmm i get that. a website relative to this conversation popped up: https://www.epal.gg/ https://www.epal.gg/ pay someone to play video games wtih you. i know that weird feeling. the intrinsics of developing organic unconditional friendships and giving it to a bot is a tough engineering problem.