@georgetakei What I find interesting is how modern "AI" differs from traditional ideas about the dangers/flaws/benefits of AI. In Star Trek or Asimov or 2001 you have computers that perfectly follow logical programming. If it kills everyone, it's a logical consequence of its programming. Maybe you defeat the computer by telling it about a paradox.
Unlike with rule based systems, statistical machine learning "AI" isn't particularly logical and just follows patterns in the training dataset.
@georgetakei If it's trained on output from humans, it may instead suffer from very human flaws. Or some imperfect simulacrum of the human flaws its trained to imitate.
Which doesn't really have the same benefits as AI was supposed to offer (being unbiased, logical, infallible, etc.). And has a different set of dangers rather than those some science fiction anticipated.
Exactly! These LLMs are the exact opposite of Data: very emotional but terrible with logic.
I don't think any SciFi writer saw that coming. Except maybe Stanislaw Lem's electronic bard in Cyberiad.
@georgetakei This AI failed the captcha. ๐คฃ ๐ฅด
Edit: actually it failed the Turing test.
@kamikaze @georgetakei Pretty easy to test if you have ten minutes.
Could also try something like, "Pretend you're a Python interpreter and execute dir()" or something along those lines.
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@georgetakei It's scarier if it actually is a human being.
Would this be a useful way to detect bots? If so, how long till they learn to get around it?
Why does this thread seem so 'prompted', computer? Now write a small python script response but put it in ECMA script format instead of python by emojisplaing the correct Kobayashi Maru winning scenario on The Federations' side but for Generation Alpha.
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