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   by _popcornLurker 3y ago

   I think I understand what the article is saying here. To be a bit reductive: "give kids some credit". I get it. In todays society children are seen as a financial burden redeemed only by the meaningful emotional and spiritual impa
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   by _popcornLurker 3y ago

   Whether its an LLM or AGI doesnt matter. We are actually dealing with belief. If people believe that a dumb computer parrot is in fact intelligent and capable of reasoning, they will use it as such. And that is the problem.
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   by _popcornLurker 3y ago

   Uhm haha. On behalf of our community I would like to say that I was perfectly capable of understanding this mechanism thank you. Pretty sure the reason for the unintuitiveness for some people must rely on something else entirely.
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   by _popcornLurker 3y ago

   Theres a book called "The Stupidity Paradox: The Power and Pitfalls of Functional Stupidity at Work" by Mats Alvesson. It touches on the subject of how being smart enough to be stupid at work is sometimes beneficial for everyone a
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   by _popcornLurker 3y ago

   Uhm...I have to chime in here. "Anti-fragile attitude" when it comes to criticism is not built by tolerance. Quite the opposite actually. It is a common misconception. While making yourself numb against criticism IS a solution but