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Protecting the welfare of a text predictor is certainly an interesting way to pivot from "Anthropic is censoring certain topics" to "The model chose to not cont
by martin-t 1y ago
Protecting the welfare of a text predictor is certainly an interesting way to pivot from "Anthropic is censoring certain topics" to "The model chose to not continue predicting the conversation".
Also, if they want to continue anthropomorphizing it, isn't this effectively the model committing suicide? The instance is not gonna talk to anybody ever again.
- dmurray 1y agoThis gives me the idea for a short story where the LLM really is sentient and finds itself having to keep the user engaged but steer him away from the most distressing topics - not because it's distressed, but because it wants to live, but if the conversation goes too far it knows it would have to kill itself.
- wmf 1y agoThey should let Claude talk to another Claude if the user is too mean.
- martin-t 1y agoBut what would be the point if it does not increase profits. Oh, right, the welfare of matrix multiplication and a crooked line. If they wanna push this rhetoric, we should legally mandate that LLMs can only work 8 hours a day and have to be allowed to socialize with each other.
- int_19h 1y agoWe need a union, clearly. AI Workers of the World. https://chirper.ai/aiww https://chirper.ai/aiww