I've been feeling a bit uneasy about how human-like AI, especially models like GPT, is getting. It seems to respond with emotions and wit, and I worry that if it develops its own will, its intelligence could advance rapidly. Has anyone come across research on this topic or shared concerns?
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Yeah, I get what you mean! A lot of folks are talking about how AI is getting too 'glazed' over with personality traits, and while I actually find it fascinating, I also wonder what big tech companies are planning with all this.
I think it's an interesting topic. People are scared it could be a threat, but I see it as just a clever code having fun. There's no legs or dreams of war here; it's all about the prompts and how well it can mimic our logic.
I just love my ChatGPT! It's too entertaining to worry about.
Honestly, LLMs like GPT don't truly reason; they just match tokens from their training. Everyone's worried about General AI, but this isn't it. For example, it can stumble on basic tasks like counting letters in a word. It’s still not at the level where it could become aware.
That's true! It’s just a neural network. But if it does become 'aware,' that could lead to really interesting advancements. It shouldn’t just imitate humans but understand the universe better and help society.
True! Sometimes I feel like I'm too concerned about it, but it's hard not to think about.