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It's Nirvana or Heaven for the AI cult. It's a constantly shifting goalpost. Really it's a just a big lie that says AI will do whatever you can imagine it would.
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They probably have the ability to give executives higher quality/more expensive models in the backend.
If you're disturbed by this your comment gets flagged and removed by Anthropic astroturfers.
This is my experience, which is why I stopped altogether. I think I'm better off developing a broad knowledge of design patterns and learning the codebases I work with in intricate, painstaking detail as opposed to…
I agree that the deal the site proposes is essentially being a slave to an AI agent.
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Are they failing to understand, or are they manipulating their audience?
Who's he doing the interview with?
I don't believe them.
> Of course this particular strength is dangerous in the hands of lonely unstable people and I think it’s dangerous to just have something like that openly out there. Thank you for saying this
I suspect that OpenAI knew that their product was addictive, potentially dialed up the addictiveness as a business strategy, and is playing dumb about the whole thing.
Cynically I think Anthropic is on the bleeding edge of this sort of fine-tuned manipulation. Also If I worked for one of these firms I would ensure that executives and people with elevated status receive higher…
If I worked at OpenAI, I would dial up the sycophancy to lock my users in right before raising subscription prices.
> OpenAI even noticed enough to talk about it in a blog That's one way of interpreting things...
> [it] could be useful if more people and bots used it That's a very optimistic way of looking at things!
No one here will accuse you of being an AI unless they're trying to dehumanize you for expressing anti-AI sentiment.
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It's Nirvana or Heaven for the AI cult. It's a constantly shifting goalpost. Really it's a just a big lie that says AI will do whatever you can imagine it would.
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They probably have the ability to give executives higher quality/more expensive models in the backend.
If you're disturbed by this your comment gets flagged and removed by Anthropic astroturfers.
This is my experience, which is why I stopped altogether. I think I'm better off developing a broad knowledge of design patterns and learning the codebases I work with in intricate, painstaking detail as opposed to…
I agree that the deal the site proposes is essentially being a slave to an AI agent.
...
Are they failing to understand, or are they manipulating their audience?
Who's he doing the interview with?
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I don't believe them.
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> Of course this particular strength is dangerous in the hands of lonely unstable people and I think it’s dangerous to just have something like that openly out there. Thank you for saying this
I suspect that OpenAI knew that their product was addictive, potentially dialed up the addictiveness as a business strategy, and is playing dumb about the whole thing.
Cynically I think Anthropic is on the bleeding edge of this sort of fine-tuned manipulation. Also If I worked for one of these firms I would ensure that executives and people with elevated status receive higher…
If I worked at OpenAI, I would dial up the sycophancy to lock my users in right before raising subscription prices.
> OpenAI even noticed enough to talk about it in a blog That's one way of interpreting things...
> [it] could be useful if more people and bots used it That's a very optimistic way of looking at things!
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No one here will accuse you of being an AI unless they're trying to dehumanize you for expressing anti-AI sentiment.