Re:Has Google Solved Two of AI's Oldest Problems?
by hinkley on Friday November 14, 2025 @10:00PM
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So if two sentences that make no sense to you sandwich one that does, you should totally accept the middle one at face value.
K.
Re:Has Google Solved Two of AI's Oldest Problems?
by fragmede on Saturday November 15, 2025 @01:38PM
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Yes. You chose to repeat those words in that sequence in that place. You could have said anything else in the whole wide world, but you chose to use a quote from an ancient video game stating that someone was horrible. Sorry if I'm being autistic and taking things too literally again, working on having social skills was a different thread from today.
Re:Has Google Solved Two of AI's Oldest Problems?
by Dylan16807 on Saturday November 15, 2025 @10:36PM
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Is it an autistic thing to pull a single sentence out of its context to treat literally? I wasn't familiar with that being a thing.
If that sentence was by itself, I would understand your complaint. But as-is I'm having a hard time seeing the issue.
And the weird analogy where you added "someone's pointing a gun at you" undermines your stance more than it helps.
> We got the results back. You are a horrible person. I’m serious, that’s what it says: “Horrible person.”
> We weren’t even testing for that.
joshstrange then wrote:
> If you want to listen to the line from Portal 2 it's on this page (second line in the section linked): https://theportalwiki.com/wiki/GLaDOS_voice_lines_(Portal_2)...
as if the fact that the words that hinkley wrote are from a popular video game excuses the fact that hinkley just also called zer00eyz horrible.