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> 3.) Fictitious Domain Considerations: As you may know, domains that has ".web" have faced issues related to fictitious domain name usage. While ".one" is not
by CGamesPlay 1mo ago
> 3.) Fictitious Domain Considerations: As you may know, domains that has ".web" have faced issues related to fictitious domain name usage. While ".one" is not ".web" the combination of the subdomain and TLD triggers similar security protocols.
This is an LLM response. It's the classic pattern where the LLM says something completely unrelated to the topic at hand, realizes that it doesn't have a backspace key, and tries to hedge it in.
- natpalmer1776 1mo agoThere needs to be a Hanlon’s razor but for suspecting something is LLM generated. The typo and grammar mistakes in the response lead me to think it’s a human, but no way to really know.
- Matheus28 1mo agoI GUARANTEE that was written by AI. This type of slop is unmistakable
- embedding-shape 1mo ago> The typo and grammar mistakes in the response lead me to think it’s a human People using LLMs to "spam" slop already caught up on this sentiment and are purposefully introducing grammar and spelling mistakes in the outputs now. I'm not saying yay/nay in this particular case, just sharing what I've seen in the wild. If a company get complaints that customer support is too robotic after starting to use LLMs for it, making it more concise and introducing subtle mistakes are two surefire approaches they'd get recommended.
- neuroticnews25 1mo agoI refuse to believe there are actual human beings so blatantly splitting a single concept into three artificial points.
- lbriner 1mo agoBeen happening for years. You are not talking to a Developer but someone employed to do "support" who 1) might not know much or 2) think they know a lot but they don't 3) can't tell you the actual reason so try and BS an answer that will make you go away.
- pwdisswordfishq 1mo agoThere needs to be a Grey's law but for suspecting something is LLM generated.
- raverbashing 1mo agoThis doesn't make sense, even if the LLM had access to the source code But yeah I kinda understand why would they want to block stuff with 'web'
- FeepingCreature 1mo agoStrongly doubt that a LLM would say "domains that has .web". Maybe it's a human paraphrasing a LLM.
- cube00 1mo agoFor what it's worth and I know it can't be trusted, one of the AI detectors reported that sentence as "Your most AI sentences" In this case, the combination of "web" and ".one" triggers these security measures. It also flagged the whole email as 100% AI.
- chrisjj 1mo agoPlus this idiot bot has confabulated a subdomain.
- StilesCrisis 1mo agoHas anyone ever tried giving LLMs a backspace? I have long wondered if their responses could be better if they had the ability to correct earlier parts of their text. Imagine how much harder it would be for us to write coherently with no backspace!
- Chu4eeno 1mo agoYes, it was invented by an anonymous user on 4chan in the early 2020s, then sanitized by a Google paper some years later as CoT (chain of thought) or thinking tags, where the model iterates on its own before writing a final response. All models do it now.
- kangalioo 1mo agoThinking mode is exactly this. The LLM is allowed to dump thoughts, correcting itself along the way, and only surfaces the cleaned-up final answer to the user
- krautsauer 1mo agoIt's not exactly this. It's something like it. But it's not a token that erases a previous token. Not that I know how that would work or how you'd get training data (edit histories of internet comments seem too few). (You could have a token that hides previous tokens, but that'd be rather closer to CoT.)
- gspr 1mo agoBacktracking, of sorts. The LLM descends a seemingly fruitful path, and all of a sudden that path seems less so. So you backtrack a few tokens ("erasing"/"undoing") and resample the probability distribution a bit back in the stream.
- krautsauer 1mo agoWould it retain some memory of the fact that it backtracked? That path becoming less likely somehow?
- chrisjj 1mo agoPlus the idiot bot has confabulated a subdomain.
- iamtedd 1mo agoWhy did you post the exact same comment three hours before this one?
- Traubenfuchs 1mo agoTo do this you need to run hallucinated command but wait, this command only existe for aws cli, not for oracle cli, so you need to run actual command Regularly happens to me in chatgpt.