Gotta go fox taming
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There's already a friend shop, it's called "paying for an LLM chatbot".
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Well, llms are kind of in the same position as sex dolls.
Scarily close to real, and dependong on what you spend unnervingly so, but not real enough that you can't tell there's something missing, and also you typically don't talk to other people about how you play with them.
That's why they invent humanoid robots
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Real talk though, I wish everything was built s.t. you could disassemble it, understand how it works and repair most issues yourself. For more complex devices, that could mean swapping an entire module for a replacement rather than repairing it, which is something that everyone should be able to do. Selling things that are un-repairable on purpose should be a criminal offense in a world where resources and energy have to be conserved.
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There's already a friend shop, it's called "paying for an LLM chatbot".
I'm pretty sure those weren't around when the little prince was written in the 1930s/40s
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Real talk though, I wish everything was built s.t. you could disassemble it, understand how it works and repair most issues yourself. For more complex devices, that could mean swapping an entire module for a replacement rather than repairing it, which is something that everyone should be able to do. Selling things that are un-repairable on purpose should be a criminal offense in a world where resources and energy have to be conserved.
That would be amazing. Incompatible with capitalism though.
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I agree with you. Here are three other ways LLMs aren’t close to real:
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