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i agree with you. i think it is dishonest for them to post train 4.5 to feign sympathy when someone vents to it. its just weird. they showed it off in the demo.
by wegfawefgawefg 2y ago
i agree with you. i think it is dishonest for them to post train 4.5 to feign sympathy when someone vents to it. its just weird. they showed it off in the demo.
- brookst 2y agoWhy? The choice to not do the post training would be every bit as intentional, and no different than post training to make it less sympathetic. This is a designed system. The designers make choices. I don’t see how failing to plan and design for a common use case would be better.
- wegfawefgawefg 2y agoWe do not know if it is capable of sympathy. Post training it to reliably be sympathetic feels manipulative. Can it atleast be post trained to be honest. Dishonesty is immoral. I want my AIs to behave morally.
- RandomDistort 2y agoAIs don't behave. They are a lot of fancy maths. Their creators can behave in ethical or moral ways though when they create these models. = not to say that the people that work on AI are not incredibly talented, but more that it's not human
- wegfawefgawefg 2y agothats just pedantic and unprovable since you cant know if it has a qualitative experience or not. trainimg it topretend to be a feelingless robot or sympathetic mother are both weird to me. it should state facts with us.