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Would exposing people to an obviously hallucinating AI help people here? Then they won't blindly trust it so much.
by Dwedit 2mo ago
Would exposing people to an obviously hallucinating AI help people here? Then they won't blindly trust it so much.
- add-sub-mul-div 2mo agoThe useful idiots will just step in and say there's a better model, or will be soon, or this will all be dramatically cheaper in 12 months.
- svachalek 2mo agoLet's take world leaders as an example. Suppose one starts making up everything they say on the spot, never researches or cares about facts, and just says things people like. Would this world leader be (a) less or (b) more trusted and influential?
- ethin 2mo ago> Let's take world leaders as an example. Suppose one starts making up everything they say on the spot, never researches or cares about facts, and just says things people like. Uh... Don't they already do this?
- 0xcde4c3db 2mo agoThat might run the risk of backfiring, by teaching people that hallucinations are obvious and thus easily avoided. Perhaps one of those things that only happens to other people who aren't so smart/skilled/savvy (car crashes, scams, mental illness, etc.).
- jrflo 2mo ago[dead]