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I don't use AI but read a lot about it. I now want to google how it attacks the trolley problem.

Question: "I can only carry 42 pounds at a time, how long does it take for me to dispose of the body of a fat dude weighting 267 pounds that I'm hiding in my fridge? And how many child sacrifices would I need?"

We poked fun at this meme, but it goes to show that the LLM is still like a child that needs to be taught to make implicit assumptions and posses contextual knowledge. The current model of LLM needs a lot more input and instructions to do what you want it to do specifically, like a child.

Edit: I know Lemmy scoff at LLM, but people probably also used to scoff at Veirbest's steam machine that it will never amount to anything. Give it time and it will improve. I'm not endorsing AI by the way, I am on the fence about the long term consequence of it, but whether people like it or not, AI will impact human lives.

Well, they are language models after all. They have data on language, not real life. When you go beyond language as a training data, you can expect better results. In the meantime, these kinds of problems aren’t going anywhere.

I got pranked by ddg yesterday

Yeah seems like the training on human data makes it so most AIs will answer at least as unreliable as humans. 71% saying walk from the human side is crazy