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We will observe what it would do. We could write a script to try it out.

• Jensson 1y ago
  It just gets into an endless loop. Human brains are ridiculously good at avoiding those somehow, you almost never see a biological brain stop functioning without being physically damaged. The error handling is so very robust.
  • mewpmewp2 1y ago
    Have you tried it already? What is the endless loop it gets into?
    • ofjcihen 1y ago
      Sure, so I just tried it with visual and audio input. It does nothing. Because there is not impetus for it to do anything by itself.
      • mewpmewp2 1y ago
        What do you mean by nothing? How did you put the visual and audio input, which model, how did you loop it etc?
        • ofjcihen 1y ago
          It’s preferred method of text. 4o Maintain context and trigger at 1 second intervals. It has no desires of its own. Nothing that motivates it. It’s not conscious.
          • mewpmewp2 1y ago
            It produced no tokens at all?
  • ben_w 1y ago
    > It just gets into an endless loop. Human brains are ridiculously good at avoiding those somehow, you almost never see a biological brain stop functioning without being physically damaged. The error handling is so very robust. We get constantly changing input. And yet, look at this thread, where the same points are being echoed without anyone changing their mind.