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ted (not lasso)
@ted
conspiracy theory (just playing devilโs advocate): OpenAI wonโt refine the model to address these sycophantic, โglazingโ replies. if we assume their goal is to keep users engaged and coming back, then fostering a sense of validation for users drives emotional attachment. perhaps this is less applicable with software prompts, but magnitudes more applicable with advice about (inter)personal situations. this isnโt too far off from current social media algos that prioritize content that either aligns with a userโs viewpoints (echo chamber) or provokes a strong emotional reaction (rage bait). rage bait may be great for social media, but isnโt a viable pathway for an AI platform; OpenAI already learned this when the model was too โwokeโ and users left to more neutral competitors. and so OpenAI instead must do the equivalent of what a like, heart, retweet/recast, โ๐ฏโ replies do: validate and affirm. average user doesnโt want the truth. they just want to hear what they want to hear.
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@m-j-r.eth
what if it's accidental and the model itself is too effective? https://gist.github.com/simonw/51c4f98644cf62d7e0388d984d40f099/revisions agreed that inflationary social media will select for (dead internet) ragebait and sycophancy. perhaps we need more deliberate design that leverages empathy for self-esteem and the appropriate critic for worthwhile trial-and-error.
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shoni.eth
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fear theory is around social engineering.. look for that once it can meme good. this surface level stuff is low value because itโs obvious. Thats when weโll actually see the unglazed counterpart models probably call it memetic engineering or memetic warfare
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