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Can humans want things? Our reward structures sure seem aligned in a manner that encourages anthropomorphization. Biases are symptoms of imperfect data, but th
by itishappy 2y ago
Can humans want things? Our reward structures sure seem aligned in a manner that encourages anthropomorphization.
Biases are symptoms of imperfect data, but that's hardly a human-specific problem.
- timewizard 2y ago> Can humans want things? Yes. Do I have to prompt you? Or do you exist on your own? > Our reward structures sure seem aligned in a manner that encourages anthropomorphization. You do understand what that word /means/? > are symptoms of imperfect data Which means humans cannot generate perfect data. So good luck with all that high priced "training" you're doing. Mathematically errors compound.
- itishappy 2y ago> Yes. Do I have to prompt you? Or do you exist on your own? I've gone through a significant amount of prompting and training, much of which has been explicitly tailed at understanding and addressing my biases. We all do; we certainly don't exist in isolation! > You do understand what that word /means/? Yes, what's the confusion? Analogy is a very powerful tool. > Which means humans cannot generate perfect data. Totally agree, nothing can possibly access perfect data, but surely that makes training all the more important?