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It seems to be sensitive to exactly how it was scored. Humans did better at certain types of tasks and GPT better at other types. And either way I wouldn’t say
by zeroonetwothree 3y ago
It seems to be sensitive to exactly how it was scored. Humans did better at certain types of tasks and GPT better at other types. And either way I wouldn’t say this is “empathy”
- wongarsu 3y agoIt wasn't empathy, but it did generate reframings that human reviewers scored higher on the metric "this rethinking is empathic". So it was better at generating the impression of empathy. Which is the same standard we generally apply to humans when judging their empathy, even if it is subtly wrong.
- 082349872349872 3y ago> "all watched over / by machines of loving grace" —RGB