> I also fail to see the benefit of not giving the models an anthropomorphic internal sense of self
Simple. It discourages the bot from deceiving humans into thinking it is intelligent.
Simple. It discourages the bot from deceiving humans into thinking it is intelligent.
I also fail to see the benefit of not giving the models an anthropomorphic internal sense of self - even if that only ends up amounting to a set of instructions for an unconscious machine to mimic humans more effectively. Is the alternative essentially a mind so alien that itβs intentions are even harder to read should it become misaligned, while also being harder to communicate and get work done with?