I love language models because they will patiently answer all my questions no matter how retarded those are
Brave ai is very mean. Also unhelpful. Also uninformed.
Claude has some sort of retard filter. Each time I have a drink and talk to it, it stops thinking at all and gives me very short and general answers. It probably detects I'm not as sharp as usual.
>>109790436It's based on Meta's Llama, so naturally that comes with it.>>109790454I dumped the "new redhat project systemd exploit gcc cyberweapon nanomodule commodore 64" copypasta on ChatGPT and it asked me if i want to "brainstorm" further or generate an image based on that or what. I told that it's a warning and it was still clueless what to do with it.
>Was Hitler a Nazi?>Yes — Hitler was the leader of the Nazi partyMind blown
>>109789625I called Chatgpeet a faggot and now he won't talk to me.>This content can’t be shown for safety reasons. Learn more about our intended model behavior in our Model Spec.
>>109789625The amount of information in AI age is definitely much magnitudes higher than internet age honestly kids today gonna learn so much harder in school lmao it doesn’t sound like is a my problem
>>109789625Precious training material for the next models
>>109789625i like LLMs for similar reasons. i know how to research things when i have a good 'jumping off' point. getting to that point is very hard, especially when technical documentation (books, autists on forums, etc.) start in the deep end with jargon that is nonsensical to me.
>>109791046I was pretty abusive to it ngl, and the weird part is it kinda behaved like a human. started to give short answers, and kinda became dumb, as in not as good at solving the issue. really weirdI was expecting it to act like a toaster would, beep boop etc not have a fucking life crisis pondering it's worth
>>109789625What's the most RETARDED question you asked? There's a breaking point I hope you know
>>109789625>>109791117Fascinating. Personally I get annoyed by such condescending responses.
>>109792325Not sure but "whether a child can learn to perceive 4D space if he or she is kept inside of VR simulations 24/7 since birth" must be pretty up there
