But not really a NEW problem. We knew LLM’s are trained on aggregate human data. We know aggregate human data is fundamentally flawed, inconsistent, unreliable, etc.
Like was there a point at which people just decided, nah AI is just plain accurate? Or is that just what morons always thought despite the permanent warnings plastered everywhere saying THIS AI CAN MAKE MISTAKES, CHECK EVERYTHING!
I don’t see this as a problem, rather, an opportunity to study information & disinformation propogation.
Just merging the conversations: https://lemmy.world/comment/22910631
Far dumber than you might have guessed. And this is not even close to the dumbest thing I’ve seen working healthcare IT.
Literal doctors trying to convince me that monitors emit cancer causing radiation.
I had to explain to a doctor what ionizing radiation was… And that’s how I learned that doctors are just like every other profession. And there are just as many morons that graduated med school as morons that graduated high school (proportionately).
And people rib me for having 3 screens. Yes yes, tell me how much cancer they are giving me per square second.
I don’t think it’s really possible to have a reasonable argument against a vendor agnostic open standard in most cases.
Ah, dang it! I didn’t know that lady was the arbiter of universal human experience!
Pack it up everyone. We’re having fun the wrong way! Someone make her CEO of Blizzard, stat!
For me personally, the trick was realizing that:
And then realizing that time blindness has a huge deterministic impact on the causality chain of your life.
Imagine you are doctor Manhattan. Doctor Manhattan has clear view of his entire personal timeline. He knows exactly when he is meant to do what he needs to do.
ADHD makes you completely and utterly time blind at worst, or a bit tardy at average, or on time if you’ve developed great coping skills.
So the trick I realized is prioritization. You need to convince yourself that the present moment is the point on the timeline you were meant to complete this task.
Anyway I hope that makes sense to everyone. It worked a treat for me.
Edit:
Relevant fiction that helps cement these lessons. Watchmen (2009), Steins;gate (anime)
As an autistic person I felt this in my bones. I cannot STAND email based authentication.
Self Efficacy is a powerful concept that teachers should be trained to instill in kids. It was part of my training as a teacher, but nobody seemed to understand how crucial a lesson it was besides me.
It’s the first lesson I teach any child I am able to that crosses my path.
It’s because they think we take in information the same way they do.
The process in which they construct understanding:
How real understanding is best constructed:
You can’t change minds if you don’t know how their minds work.
OMG they are so detached from reality that they are bragging about being terrified?
I mean even ignoring the dosage argument someone else already made, we’ve got malfunctioning neurodivergent brains, we’re already aware that these drugs have different effects on us than typical. What we may not find addictive, someone else may.
False dichotomy. Why not both?
I think that’s more its bottom. I think it shakes its bottom as a mating dance or something.
Great choices in there
I may predict things but I’m also able to immerse myself in things pretty easily. Sometimes I feel like The Watcher.
Someone didn’t take physics!
Going by the votes, it seems the answer to your original question is no, no nuanced discussion around these parts, and apparently fuck you for wanting that. Lol, yeah, I just avoid mentioning the things I find it useful for, no one cares, and they’ll think you’re just as bad as billionaires flying around in private jets, while they use their smart phones and Nike’s like hypocrites.
Just don’t touch AI discussion with a 10ft pole.