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> They don't lie, because they don't ever have an understanding of truth vs any other language that sounds good. I'm here for this semantic discussion. I thin
by boothby 1mo ago
> They don't lie, because they don't ever have an understanding of truth vs any other language that sounds good.
I'm here for this semantic discussion. I think that premature anthropomorphization is a problem.
I have a program that I assigned a task to. The task is to produce unit tests and integration tests that get complete coverage of the codebase, and ensure that all tests pass. The program reported that it completed the task fully.
In a word, how do you convey the discrepancy between truth and reported fact? In a word, how do you convey the violation of rules presented to the program as invioble?
- datadrivenangel 1mo agoIntentional misrepresentation maybe if you would rather. There's a weird place in here where some of the models have been so heavily reinforcement trained that they would rather make up material than say they can't help you, and they'll admit this, and you can see it in reasoning chains. It's like having a consultant who can almost never say no to you because they fear for their job.
- zehaeva 1mo agoIt's wrong or It's mistaken or It failed