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Of course this is deeply problematic because it's a cloud of HUMAN response. This is why 'they will' get frustrated or creepy if you mess with them, give repeat
by Applejinx 1y ago
Of course this is deeply problematic because it's a cloud of HUMAN response. This is why 'they will' get frustrated or creepy if you mess with them, give repeating data or mind game them: literally all it has to draw on is a vast library of distilled human responses and that's all the LLM can produce. This is not an argument with jibal, it's a 'yes and'.
You can tell it 'you are a machine, respond only with computerlike accuracy' and that is you gaslighting the cloud of probabilities and insisting it should act with a personality you elicit. It'll do what it can, in that you are directing it. You're prompting it. But there is neither a person there, nor a superintelligent machine that can draw on computerlike accuracy, because the DATA doesn't have any such thing. Just because it runs on lots of computers does not make it a computer, any more than it's a human.