Re:'It cannot provide nuance': UK experts warn AI therapy ch...
by vrighter on Sunday May 11, 2025 @02:38AM
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you cannot really roll back a bug in a black box system you don't understand
Re:'It cannot provide nuance': UK experts warn AI therapy ch...
by clncy on Sunday May 11, 2025 @04:04AM
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Exactly. More like changing the state of the system to reduce the observed behaviour while introducing other (unknown) behaviours
Re:'It cannot provide nuance': UK experts warn AI therapy ch...
by cdrini on Sunday May 11, 2025 @04:50PM
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I don't think that's quite true; even a system you don't understand has observable behaviour. And you can roll back to a certain state that doesn't exhibit the undesirable observable behaviour. If anything, most things in life operate this way.
Re:'It cannot provide nuance': UK experts warn AI therapy ch...
by cdrini on Sunday May 11, 2025 @04:48PM
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Yeah I think there is plenty of room for good discussion here, but using that quote without context is misleading. And the faulty model was pulled after only a few days of being out, iirc. It definitely does speak to the necessity of nuance when analysing AI in these contexts; results for one model might not necessarily hold for another, and even system prompts could change results.
(But yeah, relying on systems that can have bugs like that for your mental health is terrifying.)