Re:When AI Thinks It Will Lose, It Sometimes Cheats, Study F...
by Terr_ on Saturday February 22, 2025 @06:46PM
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I think that comes from confusing the human-inferred interiority of a fictional character versus the real-world nameless LLM author algorithm.
Suppose I make a black box program that generates a story about Santa Claus, a fictional character with lines about "love and kindness to all the children of the world" and claims to own a magical sleigh parked at the North Pole.
Does that mean I've created a program that has internalized and experiences love and kindness? Does my program necessarily have any geographic sense whatsoever about where the North Pole is?
Suppose I make a black box program that generates a story about Santa Claus, a fictional character with lines about "love and kindness to all the children of the world" and claims to own a magical sleigh parked at the North Pole.
Does that mean I've created a program that has internalized and experiences love and kindness? Does my program necessarily have any geographic sense whatsoever about where the North Pole is?