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Re:Google DeepMind CEO Says Some Form of AGI Possible in a F... by ml-anon on Wednesday May 03, 2023 @05:46AM (#35800155)
Calling them "hallucinations" is a shoddy piece of terminology by the community which anthropomorphises them.
Re:Google DeepMind CEO Says Some Form of AGI Possible in a F... by rullelito on Wednesday May 03, 2023 @06:03AM (#35800268)
We're building human-like intelligence, so this seems quite apt?
Re:Google DeepMind CEO Says Some Form of AGI Possible in a F... by andrepd on Wednesday May 03, 2023 @06:41AM (#35800578)
Ahaha, isn't that circular reasoning? :)
Re:Google DeepMind CEO Says Some Form of AGI Possible in a F... by TheSpiceIsLife on Wednesday May 03, 2023 @07:32AM (#35801054)
Are we?

I'd settle for a poor fascimillie, and argue strongly against human-like.

Human-like would be, let's say, a Cylon skin-job. ChatGPT is just a fraking toaster, at best.

Re:Google DeepMind CEO Says Some Form of AGI Possible in a F... by 23B1 on Wednesday May 03, 2023 @06:12AM (#35800335)
What would you recommend calling them? Genuinely curious.
Re:Google DeepMind CEO Says Some Form of AGI Possible in a F... by pmoriarty on Wednesday May 03, 2023 @06:19AM (#35800389)
Mistakes.
Re:Google DeepMind CEO Says Some Form of AGI Possible in a F... by a13o on Wednesday May 03, 2023 @06:59AM (#35800763)
When humans do it we call them bullshitters.

But I agree with GP's eager-anthropomorphization complaint. When algorithms produce verifiably wrong output we call them errors.

Re:Google DeepMind CEO Says Some Form of AGI Possible in a F... by jebarker on Wednesday May 03, 2023 @08:57AM (#35801846)
According to Geoff Hinton the correct term from human psychology is "confabulations".

Hallucinations are a mistake in perception.