AI is less likely to launch a nuclear strike when it reasons in Japanese (unite.ai) 2 points by 50kIters 28d ago ↗ HN
[–] Terr_ 28d ago ↗ [delayed] [–] Cloudef 28d ago ↗ I chuckled, but isnt godzilla product of the nuclear aftermatch? [–] washadjeffmad 28d ago ↗ True. In the West, nuclear radiation creates super heroes, while in Japan, it produces devastating kaiju.I wonder what accounts for the difference? [–] Terr_ 28d ago ↗ [delayed] [–] TimByte 28d ago ↗ If a kaiju shows up in the prompt, the weights will immediately drift from game theory into fiction. And by the laws of the genre, the military is obligated to drop a nuke on it - just to make the monster even angrier so it goes and trashes Tokyo
[–] Cloudef 28d ago ↗ I chuckled, but isnt godzilla product of the nuclear aftermatch? [–] washadjeffmad 28d ago ↗ True. In the West, nuclear radiation creates super heroes, while in Japan, it produces devastating kaiju.I wonder what accounts for the difference? [–] Terr_ 28d ago ↗ [delayed]
[–] washadjeffmad 28d ago ↗ True. In the West, nuclear radiation creates super heroes, while in Japan, it produces devastating kaiju.I wonder what accounts for the difference?
[–] TimByte 28d ago ↗ If a kaiju shows up in the prompt, the weights will immediately drift from game theory into fiction. And by the laws of the genre, the military is obligated to drop a nuke on it - just to make the monster even angrier so it goes and trashes Tokyo
[–] TimByte 28d ago ↗ So nobody's bothered by the fact that five out of nine models went nuke in 100% of cases regardless of the language?..
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[ 3.2 ms ] story [ 23.0 ms ] threadI wonder what accounts for the difference?