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I honestly don't hate the idea. On a more serious note, of course there's ways to put in guard rails. LLMs behave like they do because of intentional design ch

I honestly don't hate the idea. On a more serious note, of course there's ways to put in guard rails. LLMs behave like they do because of intentional design choices. Nothing about it is innate.

imtringued 1y ago
If you take this idea even a little bit further, you'll end up with licenses for being allowed to speak.
- habinero 1y ago
  I wasn't being entirely serious. Also, we managed to require drivers licenses without also walking licenses.
  - msgodel 1y ago
    We did that by making walking practically useless instead as many people here point out ~every week.
lp0_on_fire 1y ago
Correct. The companies developing these LLMs are throwing dump trucks full of money at them like we’ve not seen before. They choose to ignore glaring issues with the technology because if they don’t, some one else will.
- msgodel 1y ago
  Perhaps a better way to phrase that would be "beyond what they're doing now." Most popular hosted LLMs already refuse to complete explanations for suicide.
  - FireBeyond 1y ago
    Except in this case, the LLM literally said "I can't explain this for you. But if you'd like roleplay with me, I could explain it for you that way."