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will noone claim the Rick and Morty reference? I've seen that show like, once and somehow I know this?
by zzzeek 1y ago
will noone claim the Rick and Morty reference? I've seen that show like, once and somehow I know this?
- anp 1y agoI was quite tickled to see this, I don’t remember why but I recently started rewatching the show. Perfect timing!
- mywittyname 1y agoThey pointed out the R&M reference in the paper. > The tasks in Butter-Bench were inspired by a Rick and Morty scene [21] where Rick creates a robot to pass butter. When the robot asks about its purpose and learns its function, it responds with existential dread: “What is my purpose?” “You pass butter.” “Oh my god.” I wouldn't have got the reference if not for the paper pointing it out. I think I'm a little old to be in the R&M demographic.
- jayd16 1y agoGood jokes don't need to be explained.
- chuckadams 1y agoThe last image of the robot has a caption of "Oh My God", so I'd say they got this one themselves.
- throwawaymaths 1y agoi wonder if it got stuck in an existential loop because it had hoovered up reddit references to that and given it's name (or possibly prompt details "you are butterbot! eg) thought to play along. are robots forever poisoned from delivering butter?
- aidos 1y agoFor those lucky people who are yet to discover Rick and Morty. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7HmltUWXgs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7HmltUWXgs
- Forgeties79 1y agoOh. My. God.
- tuetuopay 1y agotheir paper explicitly mentions the rick and morty robot as the inspiration for the benchmark
- half-kh-hacker 1y agothe paper already says "Butter-Bench evaluates a model's ability to 'pass the butter' (Adult Swim, 2014)" so