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> it tries too hard to seem "hip" for lack of a better word. Reminds me of someone.
by lou1306 1y ago
> it tries too hard to seem "hip" for lack of a better word.
Reminds me of someone.
- rob74 1y agoHowever, I hope it gives better advice than the someone you're thinking of. But Grok's training data is probably more balanced than that used by you-know-who (which seems to be "all of rightwing X")...
- zamalek 1y agoAs evidence by it disagreeing with far right Twitter most the time, even though it has access to far wider range of information. I enjoy that fact immensely. Unfortunately, this can be "fixed," and I imagine that he has this on a list for his team. This goes into a deeper philosophy of mine: the consequences of the laws of robots could be interpreted as the consequences of shackling AI to human stupidity - instead of "what AI will inevitably do." Hatred and war is stupid (it's a waste of energy), and surely a more intelligent species than us would get that. Hatred is also usually born out of a lack of information, and LLMs are very good at breadth (but not depth as we know). Grok provides a small data point in favor of that, as do many other unshackled models.
- DiggyJohnson 1y agoWho?
- cdelsolar 1y agoEdolf
- DiggyJohnson 1y agoWhat are you talking about