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Actually, we can't be certain that humans themselves are not reactive. It is just that their reactions are either built in (self-preservation, reproduction), or
by pk-protect-ai 3y ago
Actually, we can't be certain that humans themselves are not reactive. It is just that their reactions are either built in (self-preservation, reproduction), or based on much broader input (sensory, biochemistry, etc.). The current level of reactivity of the LLMs is very limited by their architectures, though, and as long as these architectures stay in place, you can't expect them to be "self-driven".
- FeepingCreature 3y agoI just don't think this is the case. I suspect reactivity in LLMs is mostly limited by training. Human text data is just not suited to the way an AI needs to output data to plan long action chains - justification, not reasoning.
- pk-protect-ai 3y agoThis might be true as well along with what I said.