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It doesn't look like anything to me
by tantalor 6mo ago
It doesn't look like anything to me
- jrflo 6mo agoThe weird thing is that it found sources for all of my other claims and references no problem, but acted like it didn't know what openclaw was when openclaw.ai is the first thing that pops up on google.
- ACCount37 6mo ago"OpenClaw" is a name from January 27, 2026. It's new enough that it's not in the training data for a lot of AI models. So they, quite literally, don't know what it refers to. "If you don't know an identifier, google it" isn't a very reliable behavior in today's models. They do it, but only sometimes.
- tantalor 6mo agoThat's not how any of this works.
- ACCount37 6mo agoThat's exactly how it works.
- jrflo 6mo agoThat's true, it could have been going from training data and skipping an explicit web search, but it was odd because I specifically asked it to pull references for my blog post, and it pulled ~20 links in the same message it said OpenClaw doesn't exist.
- andruby 6mo agoFor those that don’t get this. It’s a reference to West World, where the “hosts” (androids) say this sentence when they see something from the outside world that they are programmed to ignore
- BatteryMountain 6mo agoSeize all motor functions.
- gaudystead 6mo agoIt's not "_cease_ all motor functions"?
- copper-float 6mo agoI thought it was freeze all motor functions!
- zamadatix 6mo agoI did a quick ctrl+f through the season 1 .srts and it looks like it's usually freeze but sometimes cease. E.g. S01E10 has both in different parts.
- biztos 6mo agoGoing off-topic now, but you probably would want a "knowledge cutoff date" in Westworld, wouldn't you? Can't have the Hosts getting riled up about the Gavinite-Baronite skirmishes, even if the Guests are all hot and bothered.