Comment on AI models routinely lie when honesty conflicts with their goals
Kolanaki@pawb.social 10 months agoIt’s just semantics in this case. Catloaf’s argument is entirely centered around the definition of the word “lie” even though most people will understand the intent behind the usage in the context it is being used in. AI does not tell the truth. AI is not necessarily accurate. AI “lies.”
AI returns incorrect results.
In this case semantics matter because using terms like halluilcinations, lies, honesty, and all the other anthromorphic bullshit is designed to make people think neural networks are far more advanced than they actually are.
Nn. It’s to make people who don’t understand llms be cautious in placing their trust in them. To communicate that clearly, language that is understandable to people who don’t understand llms need to be used.
I can’t believe this Is the supposed high level of discourse on lemmy
I can’t believe this Is the supposed high level of discourse on lemmy
Lemmy users and AI have a lot of things in common, like being confidently incorrect and making things up to further their point.
I know. it would be a lot better world if a. I apologists could just admit they are wrong
But nah. They better than others.
FreedomAdvocate@lemmy.net.au 10 months ago
AI doesn’t lie, it just gets things wrong but presents them as correct with confidence - like most people.