Why do people think AI agreeing with them is proof or anything? AI saying there are 500 genders or that Hitler did nothing wrong does not give any credence to either of those things. You can get AI to say god is/isn't real in 2 minutes. It's literally just a chatbot not a 5000 IQ enlightened superintelligence.

>>105980693 (OP)
>Why do people
Becayse they are retarded. Much more retarded than you can imagine.

>>105980693 (OP)
Because if an AI said it, it's different and scary and whoever made the AI is 100% liable for some bizzare reason and not the person using it.

>>105980693 (OP)
Why do people vote for politicians based on their campaign promises when the last dozen people they voted for didn't fulfill their promises either?
Why do people fall for ponzi schemes and other investment scams when everyone knows if it sounds too good to be true then it probably is?
Turns out it doesn't take a whole lot to convince the average person to think just about anything. You too are just as susceptible to lies and sweet talking, like everybody else. You're just too stupid to realize it.

>>105980693 (OP)
People are absolutely stupid and gullible, the average US IQ is 98, and everyone, even smart people fall victim to believing things when they agree with preexisting world views.

>inb4 something something IQ isn't real because crippled genius Stephen hawking and Jewish genius Einstein said so
The higher or lower your IQ falls outside of the normal range, the more inaccurate of a reading you get due to limitations of methods and inability to give appropriate questions to populations who fall outside of the average. Also IQ is a general idea of how a person may perform in a variety of common tasks and may be inaccurate to uncommon tasks (for the era that the test was made in)

>>105980693 (OP)
It all boils down to anthropomorphisation. All LLMs are just next word predictors. Sure they are very smart next word predictors, but next word predictors nonetheless. All the chats and AI agents and thinking models is just AI roleplaying under the hood, but not that many people seem to understand that.

>>105981123
I bought a pencil and draw a Hindu symbol tilted and it offended me, how can I use the lumber mill for antisemitism?

>>105981410
Don't forget the store that sold you it.

>>105980902
/thread

>>105981599
Add Mastercard and Visa to the list. Shouldn't have allowed that transaction.

>>105980693 (OP)
I already have my belief, AI for me is for offloading.

>>105980693 (OP)
There are people out there who think their microwaves have feelings.

>>105981289
>People are absolutely stupid and gullible, the average US IQ is 98
Honestly, it's not stupid but it's scary that the average person is a midwit. No wonder people in Africa seem happier and live simpler lives

>>105980693 (OP)
Because it validates what they already believe.

>tell chatbots we have 10 years until they autonate everything
>chatbot says sure but you really have 3 years. Heres the 3 year plan.

>>105980902
fpbp

>>105980693 (OP)
kek

The real dummies are the ones that think that automation ends at programming and coom drawings cause those were the "easy things" in their minds.

>>105980693 (OP)
>Ask chatGPT technical question
>Receive well-formatted easily readable answer
>Ask it a question about a poorly documented mechanic in a video game
>It takes the word used to describe the icon representing the mechanic, turns it into an acronym and asserts that this mechanic does not exist and I must be confusing it with a conspiracy theory surrounding a government program

You can argue that the "boomer" method of using LLMs to search for things on the internet is better than using traditional search engines thanks to the SEO industry ruining them, but if they hallucinate to this degree on scant information, how useful are they really?

>>105986321
always ask it for a source
thats the quick fix, otherwise you need to be careful how you prompt to avoid implying that you expect a specific answer
lets say you go
"is there x or y"
lets say the chatbot says no, or trails off into a different direction
"but im sure that x or y exists" < this is where it will start hallucinating