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This is really well said. The malfunction is almost when it spews out something that happens to align with reality. It's actually us who are hallucinating its c
by noman-land 3y ago
This is really well said. The malfunction is almost when it spews out something that happens to align with reality. It's actually us who are hallucinating its correct answers, not it who is hallucinating incorrect ones. It's like a stopped clock being right twice a day except if you expand the number of hours on the clock to trillions but it's still right the same percentage of time. The scale of right answers makes this seem impressive to us but it masks the reality of the scale of wrong answers we haven't seen yet.