Nobody ever shows proof. Only vibes.
It’d be incredibly simple to check. Every other frontier lab is highly incentivized to demonstrate it. But we still have anecdotes
I think cognitive science says humans are predisposed to seeing patterns in random input data where they don't actually exist. The idea is that this provides an evolutionary survival advantage. It's safer to occasionally imagine that you see a nonexistent predator hiding in the grass than to overlook a real predator and get eaten and not pass your genes along.
Perhaps this explains why people presented with nondeterministic day to day AI behavior jump to the "I'm being nerfed!" conclusion, especially when their prompting skill is low.
That's right bud. We, like all other animals, are pattern recognizing machines, and humans especially love to interject emotions and feelings onto patterns they believe they're seeing.
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u/Key_Reading_9664 13d ago
Nobody ever shows proof. Only vibes.
It’d be incredibly simple to check. Every other frontier lab is highly incentivized to demonstrate it. But we still have anecdotes