ChatGPT: It has no inner monologue or meta-cognition

Re:ChatGPT: It has no inner monologue or meta-cognition by logicallee on Tuesday May 02, 2023 @05:37AM (#35785186)

A rock that talks in grammatical English sentences and, while while doing so, follows directions fairly well, such as following instructions that ask it to state its decision process (i.e. after you ask it to do so it modifies its behavior by doing so.) A rock that judges use to consult novel cases that aren't in the case law for the rock's opinion. A rock that passes first year medical school and law school exams. A rock programmers use to teach them things they want to learn. A rock programmers use to write small functions to their slecifications. A rock people use to write letters. A rock that can invent things if you ask it to. A rock that has a neural network for its architecture.

I guess that is some rock!

What made you think your analogy was bad?

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Re:ChatGPT: It has no inner monologue or meta-cognition by corndoge on Tuesday May 09, 2023 @10:12PM (#35882825)

Because it's prone to easily being made fun of by people such as yourself who, rather than make a good faith effort to understand what the other party was trying to communicate, choose to intentionally take a ridiculous interpretation because it allows them to lampoon what was written.

I was not trying to say chatgpt is actually like a rock. But you knew that already - you just chose to ignore it in order to get the epic dunk.

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