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I want the opposite. Personally, I want to be challenged regularly. I want AI's that are biased based on the direction I need to be challenged in the moment, w
by r3trohack3r 3y ago
I want the opposite.
Personally, I want to be challenged regularly. I want AI's that are biased based on the direction I need to be challenged in the moment, which I would mark as "good." I want an AI that can challenge my assumptions as I work by surfacing relevant research papers that show I might be following the wrong path, which I would mark as "good."
I want AIs that can adopt the personas of someone I'm reading that I disagree with, who has long been dead, so we can have a conversation over beers and sort out some of my personal philosophy.
And I want all of that on my terms.
To ground this desire in classical terms, I want to pick the books I read. I have a bookshelf full of books. I have books I agree with. I have books I disagree with. But I only have books that make me think. Being able to pick my own books doesn't mean I want to live in an echo chamber. It means I want to cultivate my own personal philosophy on my terms.
- StreetChief 3y agoAn ai persona of someone dead will be filled with guesswork, fakes, and inaccuracies, just like today's generative ai. The technology is literally guessing at the missing peices, with no ability to verify accuracy. Enjoy conversations with people while they live, because the dead don't talk explicitly.