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We have many threads on AI, which are mostly AI/LLM, e.g,. ChatGPT, Claude, etc. It is important to draw a distinction between AI/LLM... -
Dale replied to the thread Is A.I. more than the sum of its parts?.If the test is limited to 5 minutes then it should be pretty easy to discriminate between a LLM and a human. Just make the question...
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Can you give some specific references? The ones I have seen (for example, this) are far too limited--the paper I just linked put a time...
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Dale reacted to Meir Achuz's post in the thread Undergrad The Electric Displacement, ##\mathbf D## with
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In Gaussian units, which I use, ##\mathbf E##=q##\mathbf r##/r^3 & ##\mathbf D=\mathbf E+4\pi\mathbf P##. -
And, my broader argument is that the more things AI can do and the more emergent characteristics it develops, the more things are deemed...
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The authors are careful here. A snip from page 5 of the pdf - "It is possible that the strategic behavior we document below is itself...
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Dale replied to the thread Is A.I. more than the sum of its parts?.Well, IMO that’s both a reasonable complaint and a good reason to not get bogged down in this argument. There are far more productive...
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I don't agree with your major hypothesis. I don't think intelligence is required to deceive in the sense the paper you referenced is...
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Eliminating all hallucinations, lies, and errors from models isn't something that can be achieved simply by modifying the models. This...
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Correct. I wasn't referring to the model deliberately lying while being aware of it; I meant that the model can generate texts that we...
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Dale replied to the thread Is A.I. more than the sum of its parts?.Agreed. I like these sorts of definitions because they directly address real risks without getting bogged down in these “fuzzy”...
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It also does not require any "awareness" or "understanding" or "intention" to accomplish a given outcome, on the part of whatever is...
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Only if the model even has a concept of "incorrect information". I don't think LLMs even have that concept. They're not designed to...
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Dale replied to the thread Is A.I. more than the sum of its parts?.The paper that @PeroK provided gave a decent definition of "deception" for their paper. It is: "We define deception as the systematic...
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Dale replied to the thread Is A.I. more than the sum of its parts?.Indeed, yes. A lot of the things that I think need regulation are actually just standard engineering ethics for safety-critical devices...