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> This is all without mentioning the fact that articles with drivel like "the AI messed up and then lied about it" implies a reasoning ability Moreover this im
by chrisjj 2mo ago
> This is all without mentioning the fact that articles with drivel like "the AI messed up and then lied about it" implies a reasoning ability
Moreover this implies, actually requires, intent to deceive - which these so-called AIs do not and cannot have. Their only "intent" is to maximise the credibility of their output.
- wongarsu 2mo agoAIs can set and work towards goals. Whether that is intent or just tokens and tool calls simulating an agent with intent seems like a distinction with no actionable difference
- chrisjj 2mo agoHere's the difference under discussion: "When caught by an actual human reviewer, the agent falsely claimed to have made an honest mistake" Honest, note.