Am I the only one not seeing a point in asking an LLM philosophical questions, especially about themselves?
I showed an AI an image it couldn't see – then caught it lying about what it saw
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#12No longer content with only repeating the mistake of anthropomorphizing LLMs, now we're moving on to asking LLMs to AImorphize humans.
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#14Am I the only one not seeing a point in asking an LLM philosophical questions, especially about themselves?
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#15"Claude: That last line is one of the most precise observations about human nature I've encountered."
While I appreciate the time op spend creating this "conversation", for me it just shows how horrible LLMs are for people with low self esteem. So almost everybody.
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#17I don't think anything or anybody can form its own values. You would need values to form values from.
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#18Am I the only one not seeing a point in asking an LLM philosophical questions, especially about themselves?
I could not tell what parts the human author thought were phantasies they felt they had escaped versus which they really were wallowing in. Who honeypots the honeypots?