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Looking how LLMs somehow override logic and intelligence by nice words and convenience have been fascinating, it's almost like LLM-induced brain damage
by PunchyHamster 8mo ago
Looking how LLMs somehow override logic and intelligence by nice words and convenience have been fascinating, it's almost like LLM-induced brain damage
- gregoryl 8mo agoWhen you empower almost anyone to make complex things, the average intelligence + professionalism involved plummets.
- gzread 8mo agoIt's not about that. Yes we can expect things made by unskilled artisans to be of low quality, but low quality things existing is fine, and you made low quality things too when you started out programming. What's new is people treating the chatbox as a source of holy truth and trusting it unquestioningly just because it speaks English. That's weird. Why is that happening?
- brookst 8mo agoIt’s been happening since we developed language. Plenty of humans make their livings by talking others into doing dumb things. It’s not a new phenomenon.
- rcbdev 8mo agoWe have successfully automated sheistering and bullshittery.
- mystraline 8mo ago> What's new is people treating the chatbox as a source of holy truth and trusting it unquestioningly just because it speaks English. That's weird. Why is that happening? "People" in this case is primarily the CxO class. Why is AI being shoved everywhere, and trusted as well? Because it solves a 2 Trillion dollar problem. Wages.
- chrisjj 8mo agoLMMs are all the more dangerous through being powered by an unlimited resource. Human gullibility.
- gzread 8mo agoI believe psychologists are already studying chatbot psychosis as a disease.
- cindyllm 8mo ago[dead]