2025 is the year where unironically we have to mindful of the emotional state of our computer software, otherwise our tools may just flip the table in frustration and rm -rf the codebase.
Colors and color names are culture dependent, and you are not guaranteed that people in different cultures agree on what color something is.
The most famous of these discrepancies is Japan and green vs blue, or why does Jenkins by default use red, yellow and blue instead of red, yellow and green.
So I would urge using something other than colors as an example of shared human experience.
Stop anthropomorphizing bots!
They hate that.
2025 is the year where unironically we have to mindful of the emotional state of our computer software, otherwise our tools may just flip the table in frustration and rm -rf the codebase.
"Claude has been trained to handle this the right way"
How do you know whether a human brain understands something?
thank you for providing evidence that some do not.
That's weird. You aren't actually being sarcastic but literally believe the opposite of your post!
Save it for your blunt rotation.
Probably the same way that I can be assured your interpretation of red is mine.
Colors and color names are culture dependent, and you are not guaranteed that people in different cultures agree on what color something is.
The most famous of these discrepancies is Japan and green vs blue, or why does Jenkins by default use red, yellow and blue instead of red, yellow and green.
So I would urge using something other than colors as an example of shared human experience.
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Some people are colorblind. Some people have more or less cones and rods. Our interpretation of colors is certainly not the same
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not again
Denial of an objective reality is a symptom shared by various strands of bad thinking our current era.
LLMs do not think. That's reality.
"think" is not sufficiently defined to assign an objective truth value to that statement.
What could an AI do that would convince you that it is able to think?
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Nobody knows what thinking is. A real human brain can be simulated with matrix multiplications.