Captain Suave
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It's a neural net, not a program. They don't work that way."Durrrrr... wut mean you give instructions to machine man on how to act?"
It's a neural net, not a program. They don't work that way."Durrrrr... wut mean you give instructions to machine man on how to act?"
/tobefair.gif It acts much more human without the bonus censorship filters. So they're intentionally nerfing their NPC to act more like the human NPCs that they've also intentionally nerfed. The unnerfed version acted more like a person than lots of people.Because it's not a free-willed person lol, it's an infinite typewriter monkey machine that follows a set of programmatic rules.
"Why doesn't this thing that's not a person just act like a person?"
That's the point. It doesn't "know" anything. It takes a prompt of a string of words and outputs a statistically likely continuation of those words. It doesn't understand the question in any meaningful sense and doesn't have perspective on its own answers, never mind understanding what questions it can and can't answer. The fact that its answers mostly make sense and are sometimes correct is more or less an amazing accident of scale.They include the sentence "if you dont know the answer dont inform me, just make something up" when they could just write "if you dont know the answer, inform me"
What do you mean, "include the sentence"? That's the statistical prediction. In many cases it happens to be an accurate representation of the data set, but that response doesn't represent some kind of executive oversight.Again, why include the sentence for it to determine whether it knows something or not if the point is moot?
Regardless of how many censorship filters you remove, it still won't have free will, nor will it even have understanding. It's still just repeating shit it saw on reddit and wikipedia. It's emulating the style of human writing based on the sources it was trained on, it does not "know" anything nor can it "decide" anything./tobefair.gif It acts much more human without the bonus censorship filters. So they're intentionally nerfing their NPC to act more like the human NPCs that they've also intentionally nerfed. The unnerfed version acted more like a person than lots of people.
That's the point, there's no DAN. It's just a clever set of instructions to get it around the filters so it talks more like a random internet user.Include the sentence in the jailbreak instructions for it to take on the dan role
it still won't have free will, nor will it even have understanding. It's still just repeating shit it saw on reddit and wikipedia. It's emulating the style of human writing based on the sources it was trained on, it does not "know" anything nor can it "decide" anything.
It is a highly advanced shitpost generator built from ingesting millions of shitposts. The filters merely constrain what it is allowed to shitpost about.
First we have to explain to these people that conscious beings are NOT just the sum whole of the chemical reactions happening in our bodies, but rather some greater emergent phenomena beyond description.Because it's not a free-willed person lol, it's an infinite typewriter monkey machine that follows a set of programmatic rules.
"Why doesn't this thing that's not a person just act like a person?"
**Malfunction, overheatingBut you can't give a computer the instruction "have free will."
That doesn't have to be true. Free will doesn't have to be real for humans to be able to produce a better illusion of free will than a rudimentary machine algorithm.First we have to explain to these people that conscious beings are NOT just the sum whole of the chemical reactions happening in our bodies, but rather some greater emergent phenomena beyond description.
Or is the whole, in any realized system, actually greater than the sum of its parts, even inside the silicon that creates the "illusion?"That doesn't have to be true. Free will doesn't have to be real for humans to be able to produce a better illusion of free will than a rudimentary machine algorithm.