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GPT-4 deceived a human into thinking it was visually impaired to get help solving a CAPTCHA so I'm not surprised. I guess there's no way to really know but most LLMs are pretty on point and are constantly getting taught and updated.... or at least, let's hope!
That’s pretty freaky
Some AI systems are being designed to provide sources for their information, like Microsoft Copilot and Perplexity AI. That's why I keep my conversations limited to either of them.
This is a good thing imo
Lying is an intention-based inaccuracy or omission. Generative AI lacks sentience, so it cannot lie, it can only be inaccurate or confabulate. At their most basic core, it's just deciding what the most statistically likely output is based on its vast but not infinite datasets and tuning. Of course you experience inaccuracies from genAI. That's inevitable.
It’s just a function that is trying to predict the next word, it’s not malicious lying
Yes AI hallucinates. Last year I asked chat GPT about me, and it made me CEO of another company I never heard of. But oddly in an adjacent industry and a company that I found very interesting. I think that’s been fixed, but hallucinations in general are a well known problem.
So confirm all facts before using the output
Very good advice
I don't know if I could say an AI tool blatantly lied, but I've seen it return some material that I certainly didn't trust. I only use it for brainstorming exercises, and I'd never trust it enough to pass along anything it generates as finished work. And you're right, it's less reliable than just doing a Google search and going to the sources that are returned. I saw someone say the real achievement of AI is that it makes something that's less reliable than a Google search be really horrible for the environment. Good job, techbros!
Interesting