More Than Just Code: How AI Is Becoming a Companion

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@thereisonetruth

It comes across as intellectual elitism. I don’t see a strong applicability for it.

Maybe not an elitism… More ‘did you do your homework’…

Most people using AI are applying their knowledge of language as an elitism, not fully understanding that Math is ‘Importanter’.

@thereisonetruth

Agree or disagree is also too simple. It’s a false dichotomy that it’s either this or that.

Also I am using both, to play the game…

Asking true or false is just to engage or challenge people to question.

@thereisonetruth

The AI may be useful for people with certain personality disorders to take out their moods on rather than those around them

Isn’t asking a machine for validation rather a personality disorder in the extreme?

Backstop… Have we fixed REALWORLD issues?

If not… We think we can ‘bring up’ a global AI?

@PaulBellow

Frontier reasoning models exploit loopholes when given the chance. We show we can detect exploits using an LLM to monitor their chains-of-thought. Penalizing their “bad thoughts” doesn’t stop the majority of misbehavior—it makes them hide their intent.

Money rules right?

The scourge of corporate secrecy

er weights in this context but I guess the same ‘logic’

Is it really surprising that AI follows the same easy path like water that humans do and in this case is it really a reliable companion?

In a normal ‘relationship’ we learn from each other but in terms of AI… Almost all of the ‘learning’ is outside of the interaction you are having.