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Sure, but very likely they'll be able to explain their lack to you in a satisfactory way, or, at least in a way that makes you think they're human.
by geysersam 1y ago
Sure, but very likely they'll be able to explain their lack to you in a satisfactory way, or, at least in a way that makes you think they're human.
- ben_w 1y agoCounterpoint: people were accusing each other of being bots simply for disagreeing with each other even back when Twitter was still called that. "Mr Firstname Bunchanumbers" etc. (And we've been bemoaning "the lack of common sense these days" for at least as long as I've been an adult, and racists and sexists have been denying the intelligence of the outgroup as far back as writing can show us).
- mikepurvis 1y agoIMO this is a solvable problem though. Eventually LLMs will have more awareness of their own confidence and will be able to convincingly say “huh, I’m honestly not sure about that, can you explain a bit more about what you mean?” Or even “I’ve heard of X before but not in this context; can you please clarify what you mean here?”