I like the different P(x) breakdowns, although I think there's something inconsistent in how they are used: A high value of P(correct) in Creative means "screwi

I like the different P(x) breakdowns, although I think there's something inconsistent in how they are used: A high value of P(correct) in Creative means "screwing up is impossible" but in Planning it means "screwing up is unacceptable." Perhaps Planning was supposed to have a different term, like Cost(correct) ? > Current AI models have no inner thoughts, ideas, experiences or emotions, at least not in a way I recognize them I'm conscious of repeating myself, but one of the biggest AI illusions being cast right now involves confusion between character and author. We humans are presented a story with a clever relatable robot character, and are encouraged to impute all of those inferred fictional qualities onto the real-world algorithm.