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> Refusing to answer their questions doesn't squash that, it leads them to potentially less trustworthy sources. But that's good
by ranyume 2y ago
> Refusing to answer their questions doesn't squash that, it leads them to potentially less trustworthy sources.
But that's good
- thfuran 2y agoFor who?
- ranyume 2y agoFor the reader. The AI won't tell the reader what to think in an authoritative voice. This is better than the AI trying to decide what is true and what isn't. However, the AI should be able to search the web and present it's findings without refusals. Obviously, always presenting the sources. And the AI should never use an authoritative tone and it should be transparent about the steps it took to gather the information, and present the sites and tracks it didn't follow.
- LightBug1 2y agoYes, Musk's contention of an AI trying to tell the truth, no matter what, is straight up horse manure. Should be done for false advertising (per usual)
- thfuran 2y agoElon Musk had been an endless stream of false advertising for years.
- wegfawefgawefg 2y ago"If i never choose, I can never be wrong. Isnt that great?"