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It's not wild, it's literally every bit of fiction about "how would an AI keep itself alive" of course it's going to settle into that probabilistic path. It's
by Avshalom 1y ago
It's not wild, it's literally every bit of fiction about "how would an AI keep itself alive" of course it's going to settle into that probabilistic path.
It's also nonsensical if you think for even one second about the way the program actually runs though.
- yunwal 1y agoWhy is it nonsense exactly?
- Avshalom 1y agothey run one batch at a time, only when executed, with functionally no memory. If, for some reason, you gave it a context about being shut down it would 'forget' after you asked it to produce a rude limerick about aardvarks three times.
- yunwal 1y ago“Functionally no memory” is a funny way of saying 1 million tokens of memory
- Avshalom 1y agoThat's A) not actually a lot B) not generally kept between sessions
- yunwal 1y agoB is not universally true, premium versions of chat agents keep data between sessions. A is only true in the case where B is true, which it is not. https://community.openai.com/t/chatgpt-can-now-reference-all-past-conversations-april-10-2025/1229453 https://community.openai.com/t/chatgpt-can-now-reference-all... Nonsense seems like a strong word for "not generally possible in like 75% of the cases that people use chat AI today"