Comment by hunter2_
2 years ago
To the question of whether it could have intent to deceive, going to the dictionary, we find that intent essentially means a plan (and computer software in general could be described as a plan being executed) and deceive essentially means saying something false. Furthermore, its plan is to talk in ways that humans talk, emulating their intelligence, and some intelligent human speech is false. Therefore, I do believe it can lie, and will whenever statistically speaking a human also typically would.
Perhaps some humans never lie, but should the LLM be trained only on that tiny slice of people? It's part of life, even non-human life! Evolution works based on things lying: natural camouflage, for example. Do octopuses and chameleons "lie" when they change color to fake out predators? They have intent to deceive!
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